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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Funeral Biscuit Wrapper – Pitt Rivers Museum Artifact
The Pitt Rivers Museum houses Oxford University’s anthropology and archaeology collection. There are many death related objects in their collection including mourning jewelry and clothing, memorial items, funeral accessories and even a couple of food related items. In many parts … Continue reading
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Tagged anthropology, artifact, England, funeral biscuit, museum
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Lower Brittany, The Land of the Dead
Imagine if you will, a place where death is the center of life. Where a town’s cemetery serves as it’s social center – the children’s playground, a place to meet friends to chat or play games, where weddings and religious … Continue reading
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Tagged All Soul's Night, anthropology, Death, death rituals, France, L'Ankou
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