Rendering Death: Ideological and Archaeological Narratives from Recent Prehistory (Iberia): Proceedings of the conference held in Abrantes, Portugal, 11 May 2013

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Rendering Death - Ideological and archaeological speeches from recent Prehistory (Iberia)
Custodian stones: human images in the megalithism of the Southern Iberian Peninsula
The contribution of Manuel Heleno to the knowledge of the funerary Megalithic in Alentejo
Megalithic Rites of North Alentejo – Portugal
Death as “life’s mirror”? Funerary practices and trajectories of complexity in the prehistory of peasant societies of Iberia
The mound at Cimo dos Valeiros (Serra Vermelha, Oleiros, Castelo Branco). A Neolithic burial site in the Central Cordillera, south of Serra da Estrela
Caves, Megalithism and Tumuli – Three diachronic realities in funerary archaeography from Alto Ribatejo –
Collective Burial Caves in Spanish Extremadura: Chronology, Landscapes and Identities
Between dead and alive - the recent prehistory of the municipality of Pampilhosa da Serra (Central Portugal)
Between norm and variation in the semiotic of the funerary world: examples and discussion of some abnormal graves in the Bronze Age Europe
The polimorphism of graves and the distribution of archeological remains in the Southwest Bronze Age necropolis of Soalheironas (Alcoutim)
The faces of death: from the Bronze to the Iron Age, between the North and the South of the Portuguese territory