Économie Et Société De La Fin De La Préhistoire : Actualité De La Recherche 2010
DOI: 10.4000/books.alpara.3637
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Montélimar- le Gournier : historique des recherches et présentation d'un « grand site » chasséen en vallée du Rhône

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“…In these regions, funeral sites are mostly represented by repurposed storage pits or pits dug like silos (39,40) or ritual silos (39), where archeologists found one or more individuals or isolated bones. The deposit of human remains in circular pits was widespread throughout the Carpathian Basin (41), the Rhine Valley (13,(42)(43)(44)(45), the Rhône Valley (46), southern France (14,(47)(48)(49), southwestern France (50), Emilia, Italy (51), and the coast of Catalonia (52,53). In these sites, while some skeletons are in a flexed position-a standard position for this period-others are placed in atypical positions or buried unconventionally, which does not conform to the overall pattern (17).…”
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“…In these regions, funeral sites are mostly represented by repurposed storage pits or pits dug like silos (39,40) or ritual silos (39), where archeologists found one or more individuals or isolated bones. The deposit of human remains in circular pits was widespread throughout the Carpathian Basin (41), the Rhine Valley (13,(42)(43)(44)(45), the Rhône Valley (46), southern France (14,(47)(48)(49), southwestern France (50), Emilia, Italy (51), and the coast of Catalonia (52,53). In these sites, while some skeletons are in a flexed position-a standard position for this period-others are placed in atypical positions or buried unconventionally, which does not conform to the overall pattern (17).…”
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“…These documented cases underscore the possible development of sacrificial practices in various regions and contexts. Particularly noteworthy are instances of homicidal ligature strangulation found in ritual sites during the Neolithic period (39,46). These sites often included storage pits used for burials, occasionally accompanied by sacrificial offerings (23), broken grindstones, and isolated human remains (39).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%