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Grave concerns Death and burial in England 1700-1850

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EditorCox M.

Jaar1998

PublicatietypeBoek

SerieCBA Research Reports

Volume113

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Pagina’s275

UitgeverCouncil for British Archaeology

PlaatsLondon

ISBN9781872414850

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Funerary practice in post-medieval England 1-64
  • Litten J. : The English funeral 1700-1850 , pp. 1-2
  • Janaway R. : An introductory guide to textiles from 18th and 19th century burials , pp. 17-32
  • Tarlow S. : Romancing the stones: the graveyard boom of the later 18th century , pp. 33-43
  • Rugg J. : A new burial form and its meanings: cemetery establishment in the first half of the 19th century , pp. 44-53
  • Harding V. : Burials on the margin: distance and discrimination in early modern London , pp. 54-64
The archaeological contribution: case studies. 1 The Anglican tradition 65-126
  • Boore E. : Burial vaults and coffin furniture in the West country , pp. 67-84
  • Boyle A. & Keevill G. : To the praise of the dead and anatomie: the analysis of post-medieval burials at St Nicholas Sevenoaks, Kent , pp. 85-99
  • Scheuer L. : Age at death and cause of death of the people buried in St Bride's Church, Fleet street, London , pp. 100-111
  • Cox M. : Eschatology, burial practice and continuity: a retrospection from Christ Church, Spitalfields , pp. 112-126
The archaeological contribution: case studies. 2. A nonconformist view: the Quakers 127-178
  • Stock G. : Quaker burial: doctrine and practice , pp. 129-143
  • Stock G. : The 18th century and the early 19th century Quaker burial ground at Bathford, Bath and North-East Somerset , pp. 144-153
  • Bashford L. & Pollard T. : In the Burying place. The excavation of a Quaker burial ground , pp. 154-166
  • Start H. & Kirk L. : The bodies of friends. The osteological analysis of a Quaker burial ground , pp. 167-178
Hazards for the archaeologist 179-202
  • Kneller P. : Health and safety in church and funerary archaeology , pp. 181-189
  • Young S. E. : Archaeology an smallpox , pp. 190-196
  • Thompson J. : Bodies, minds, and human remains , pp. 197-202
Concerns, priorities and the way foreward 203-252
  • Harding V. : Research priorities: an historian's perspective , pp. 205-212
  • Reeve J. : A vierw from the metropolis: post-medieval burials in London , pp. 213-237
  • Bell L. S. & Lee-Thorp J. A. : Advances and constraints in the study of human remains: a joint perspective , pp. 238-246
  • White B. : The exvavation and study of human remains: a view from the floor , pp. 247-252
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