No. 26 (2018): Across the Generations: The Old and the Young in Past Societies

• Acknowledgement

  Eileen Murphy, Grete Lillehammer

  3

  • PDF

List of contributors

• List of contributors - Biography Statements

  Eileen Murphy

  7-9

  • pdf

Articles

• 

  1. Introduction - Across the Generations: The Old and the Young in Past Societies

  Grete Lillehammer, Eileen Murphy

  11-20

  • pdf
• 

  2. Funerary Treatment of Immature Deceased in Neolithic Collective Burial Sites in France. Were Children Buried with Adults?

  Melie Le Roy, Stéphane Rottier, Frédéric Santos, Anne-Marie Tillier

  21-34

  • pdf
• 

  3. Personal Relationships between Co-buried Individuals in the Central European Early Bronze Age

  Katharina Rebay-Salisbury

  35-48

  • pdf
• 

  4. Grandparents in the Bronze Age?

  Jo Appleby

  49-60

  • pdf
• 

  5. White Hair and Feeding Bottles: Exploring Interactions Between Children and the Elderly in the Late Bronze Age Aegean

  Chrysanthi Gallou

  61-76

  • pdf
• 

  6. A Search Through the Archives: Looking for the Young and the Old in a Museum's Collections

  Sean Denham, Mari Høgestøl, Grete Lillehammer

  77-90

  • pdf
• 

  7. Multiple Liminalitites in Early Anglo-Saxon England: Age, Gender and Religion

  Christine Cave, Marc Oxenham

  91-104

  • pdf
• 

  8. The Old and The Young in Early Medieval Iceland: The Evidence for Three-generational Families in the Household Cemeteries of Skagafjorður, Northern Iceland

  Guðný Zoega

  105-118

  • pdf
• 

  9. Together in Death: Demography and Funerary Practices in Contemporary Multiple Internments in Irish Medieval Burial Grounds

  Eileen Murphy, Colm Donnelly

  119-142

  • pdf
• 

  10. Expoloring Age - Transition Analysis as a Tool for Detecting the Elderly

  Nina Maaranen, Jo Buckberry

  143-154

  • pdf