Ancient history and new beginnings: necrogeography and migration in the North American midcontinent
Abstract
Creation of deathscapes is integral to human place-making and the construction of our past, present, and future. As people practice mortuary rituals and related behaviours, space and time are conflated as they engage with spatial, temporal, and ideological aspects of the landscape, existing deathscapes, and ritual objects. Migration episodes offer an important spatio-temporal context for examining the construction of deathscape, and at the same...
Paper Details
Title
Ancient history and new beginnings: necrogeography and migration in the North American midcontinent
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
52
Issue
1
Pages
16 - 34
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