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Sloan, Christopher.
BURY THE DEAD : TOMBS, CORPSES, MUMMIES, SKELETONS & RITUALS
Washington, D.C. : National Geographic, 2002.
IL 5-8, RL 7.2
ISBN 0792271920
Did you know that the Neadertals probably cared for their sick and buried their dead?  That as long ago as 40,000 B.C., burial rights included burying tools, art and beads with the dead?  That cannibalism may have been a burial right?  This book takes a look at the different burial rights throughout the ages.  From 115,000 B.C. through the 21st century, find out about the way man has cared for the dead through different cultures and different times.
SUBJECTS:     Funeral rites and ceremonies -- History.
                        Burial customs -- History.

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