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The Earliest Infant Burial in Europe

The grave of Neve, a baby infant girl, who died 10,000 years ago reflects how beloved she was to her community

Dec 16, 2021
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Some cultures bury their dead much differently than others, such as the differences seen between Tibetan sky burials and what we may traditionally observe in western, Judeo-Christian burial rites. One of my first anthropology courses facilitated studying these differences.

In that class, we surveyed the different headstones of local cemeteries. We compa…

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