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Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Mortuary Customs
Index
Note on Illustrations
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List of illustrations | 89 |
Introductory | 91 |
Classification of burial | 92 |
Inhumation | 93 |
Pit burial | 93 |
Grave burial | 101 |
Stone graves or cists | 113 |
Burial in mounds | 115 |
Burial beneath or in cabins, wigwams, or houses | 122 |
Cave burial | 126 |
Embalmment or mummification | 130 |
Urn burial |