Describe Palaeolithic and Mesolithic death ways in the UK, what are the limitations of the archaeological evidence?
Order Description
– It is an archaeological subject.
– The essay should be fully referenced and have an introduction, a
discussion and a conclusion. Remember to answer the whole question. It
should also have a bibliography that contains a minimum of eight sources.
– please try to include some pictures and diagrams or graphs wherever
relevant.
recommended reading:
Parker Pearson, M, (1999) The Archaeology of Death. Stroud, Sutton.
Pettitt P (2010) The Palaeolithic Origins of Human Burial. London.
Routledge.
Aldhouse-Green S (2001) Ex Africa aliquid simper novi: the view from
Pontnewydd. In S Lilliken, & Cook J (eds) A very remote period indeed.
pp114-119
references from books and journals please.
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