Burial and Ancient Society: The Rise of the Greek City-State.

Emily Vermeule · Ian Morris

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List of figures and tables Preface and acknowledgements 1. Introduction: the argument Part I: 2. The living and the dead 3. The social dimensions of early Greek burial Part II: 4. Demography and space 5. The burying groups 6. Exclusion and retrieval 7. Mortuary and display 9. Pottery and population Part III: 10. The rise of the polis 11. Conclusion Appendices Bibliography Site index General index.

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