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Leszek Gardeła, Agnieszka Půlpánová-Reszczyńska: Cult and Ritual in Polish Archaeology: Past Research and New Perspectives
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Howard Williams: Death, Hair and Memory: Cremation’s Heterogeneity in Early Anglo-Saxon England
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Matthias S. Toplak: Prone Burials and Modified Teeth at the Viking Age Cemetery of Kopparsvik: The Changing of Social Identities at the Threshold of the Christian Middle Ages
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Leszek Gardeła: Face Down: The Phenomenon of Prone Burial in Early Medieval Poland
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Tomasz Kurasiński: Burials with Buckets in Early Medieval Poland: A Pagan or Christian Custom?
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Kamil Kajkowski: The Dog in Pagan Beliefs of Early Medieval North-Western Slavs
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Anne Hofmann: Drinking Horns in Old Norse Culture: A Tradition Under Examination
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Izabella Wenska: Sacrifices among the Slavs: Between Archeological Evidence and 19th Century Folklore
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Seweryn Szczepański: Old Prussian “Baba” Stones: An Overview of the History of Research and Reception. Pomesanian-Sasinian Case
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Kamil Karski: Ritual Roots of Memory (About Things)
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Klaudia Karpińska: Review of: Bettina Braunmüller, Ritual, Tradition und Konvention – Wikingerzeitliche Opferfunde in Altdänemark
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