Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer
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Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer
Summary
Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer is a scholarly chapter[1].
Key Facts
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer authored an attempt at a short answer — author (P50): Heinrich Härke[2].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's instance of is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's page is recorded as 12-18[4].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's DOI is recorded as 10.2307/J.CTVH1DQ9H.7[5].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's volume is recorded as 14[6].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's publication date is recorded as +2007-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's main subject is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — main subject (P921): mortuary archaeology[8].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's main subject is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — main subject (P921): Anglo-Saxon archaeology[9].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's published in is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — published in (P1433): Early Medieval Mortuary Practices: New Perspectives[10].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's published in is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — published in (P1433): Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History[11].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's title is recorded as Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer[12].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's cites work is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — cites work (P2860): "Warrior graves"? The Background of the Anglo-Saxon Weapon Burial Rite[13].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's cites work is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — cites work (P2860): A Goth at Gloucester?[14].
- Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's cites work is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — cites work (P2860): Continuity or colonization in Anglo-Saxon England? Isotope evidence for mobility, subsistence practice, and status at West Heslerton[15].
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Ethnicity, ‘‘race’’ and migration in mortuary archaeology: an attempt at a short answer's instance of is recorded as an attempt at a short answer — instance of (P31): scholarly chapter[3].