Our funerary archaeology research cluster explores the ritual activities that humanity has used to negotiate the transition from life to death throughout time. Off We seek to explore all aspects of ...

The nation of Greece is one of the most archaeologically rich countries in the world. For evidence, look no further than the ...

Jean Charles Blais had no idea that his studio in southern France was hiding a Roman funerary inscription dating to the first ...

A genuine treasure discovered in a rural house uninhabited for about 30 years. Ancient funerary artifacts piled up in a ...

The Egyptian funerary boat on display at the Ure Museum is a typical tomb offering from ancient Egypt, and symbolizes the transport of the dead person or their soul, from life to the afterlife.

The remains and associated funerary objects were handed over to the Oneida Indian Nation representatives at a repatriation ...

Conservation work to detangle, secure and map the artefact enabled us to uncover its true identity as a Funerary Net. It's an interesting story and a wonderful relic from a civilisation that ...

In Endingen am Kaiserstuhl, during a rescue excavation, a surprising funerary garden from the early Celtic period containing ...