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FACULTY OF LETTERS - ARCHAEOLOGY - ARK245 - Funeral Rites in Anatolia I

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General introduction

Concept of death, Thanatology and Archaeothanatology

Duday, H. 2009: 3-14.

Description of concepts related to death: Afterlife, Spirit, Religion, Concept of God, forms of burial

Özbudun, S., 2019: 43-5.

Intramural and extramural burial forms, body positions

Boz, B. and Hager L. D., 2014: 17-20. Durgun, P., 2019: 315-330.

Grave types, distribution in Anatolia through time

Lihter, C., 2016: 71–83.

Grave contents and their possible meanings. Change in grave goods through time.

Atakuman, Ç., M. Karakoç, H.C. Gemici 2019: 77-110.

Burial practices in Neolithic period: Çatalhöyük case

Lihter, C., 2016: 71–83. Boz, B & Hager, L.D., 2013: 17-20.

Midterm

The definition and charecteristics of primary and secondary burials

Duday, H. 2009: 14-16.

Evaluation of grave goods in relation to skeletons., Determination of grave structure according to the position of the skeleton (void/filled space)

Duday, H. 2009: 32-40.

Paleopathology and grave archaeology. Secondary and multiple burials, determination of individuals

Duday, H. 2009: 78-85.

What is cannibalism? Archeological indications of cannibalism

Knüsel, C., & Quatrum K., 2006: 253-278.

Cemetery areas in Southeastern Anatolia during the Middle and Late Bronze Ages.

Theoretical approaches to archaeology of death

Comparison of Bronze age burial customs with pre-bronze ones.

Social Archaeology and a case study

Assessment