A Cross-Cultural Study of Ceramics in Infant Burials
Priestley, Vivian Morgan
Priestley, Vivian Morgan
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This cross-cultural study of funerary ceramics for children will reveal certain aspects about how each respective culture perceives children in their community. Though infant mortality rates in ancient times were very high, each community dealt with these deaths in different ways, which reflect values surrounding children and process of dealing with death. Through examining designs on the various ceramics associated with the burials of children, religious significance will give insights into values surrounding infants and thus larger ideals in the community.
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2019-01-01
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