| Ref ID: | 19689 |
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| Ref Type: | BAR Section |
| Authors: | Richards, J. D. |
| Title: | Computers and burial archaeology |
| Date: | 1989 |
| Source: | Burial Archaeology |
| Place of Publication: | Oxford |
| Publisher: | British Archaeological Reports |
| Abstract: | p.109 notes motifs on pots correlated with grave goods, hence social identitiy arrangement of decoration, number of lines, and layout did not correlate with burial but probably reflected the potter, not the deceased. p. 110 "The overall impression was of society with a highly complex iconography and finely divided but well defined social roles, of which biological age and sex formed just two components." |
| Date Created: | 3/3/2001 |
| Editors: | Roberts, Charlotte A. Lee, Frances Bintliff, John |
| Volume: | 221 |
| Page Start: | 105 |
| Page End: | 111 |
| Series Title: | BAR International Series |