Prehistoric Human Migrations in Southeast Asia through the Lenses of Burial Practices
Burial practices commonly reflect cultural manifestations shared by a community. How deceased are interred can reflect belief systems, hygiene measures, or complex social diversification, among other factors. In modern times, these practices are highly standardized based on belief and social systems...
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IntechOpen
2023
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