n.a. (2012). Discussion. In: n.e. An early Bronze Age unenclosed cremation cemetery and Mesolithic pit at Skilmafilly, near Maud, Aberdeenshire. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. pp. 42-48.
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An early Bronze Age unenclosed cremation cemetery and Mesolithic pit at Skilmafilly, near Maud, Aberdeenshire | |||||||
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Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports | |||||||
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42 - 48 | |||||||
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The various categories of evidence already reported are brought together in a discussion of the cremation rite. The evidence indicates that early Bronze Age cremations were a complex mixture of funerary rites which hint at a complex social structure or set of beliefs, taboos and societal norms. It is currently the most comprehensively dated cremation cemetery in Britain and was in use from 2040-1500 BC. | |||||||
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2012 | |||||||
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16 Jul 2014 |