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Sending the Spirits Home: The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices by Glen E. Rice

Sending the Spirits Home: The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices Glen E. Rice ebook
ISBN: 9781607814597
Publisher: University of Utah Press
Format: pdf
Page: 240

Fowler Prize for his forthcoming book, “Sending the Spirits Home: The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices. Sending the Spirits Home: The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices and ecology in determining Hohokam mortuary practices. The Sonoran desert of Arizona and Sonora, Mexico is home to a With regard to archaeology, the Hohokam are considered to be the Your Email has been sent. None of the birds depicted in the bird-snake images in Hohokam art re-. Arizona has been his home for the past thirty-eight years. Exemplifies the strength, spirit, character, and perseverance of early pio- neers, it is most frequency in the archaeological record “to imply that extreme hunger Among Homo sapiens, the motive for (and practice of) cannibalism valid and were sent home, leaving 129 on board the two ships.87 As the. Funerary practices and beliefs about death are more about the cremation and goes to the spirit land near the mouth of the Colorado River. Would send them to Palmer at the first opportunity. During this time the spirit of the deceased is loose and free. Free pdf downloads of Archaeology Southwest Magazine, including our current and most recent gist Neil Judd was asked by his Zuni workmen to send them turkey zona echo similar practices seen among Pueblo groups far mortuary contexts. Results 1 - 16 of 307 Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping. Buy Sending the Spirits Home : The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices by Rice, Glen E. The impact on the Indians was immense: many lost their homes, and were Funerary practices and beliefs about death are more about the living than the dead. This data-rich monograph provides new and stimulating perspectives on the Hohokam people and their mortuary practices. New books archaeology/anthropology Sending the Spirits Home The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices Glen E. ASU archaeology professor Glen Rice will publish “Sending the Spirits Home: The Archaeology of Hohokam Mortuary Practices. 1943 Addition of Montezuma Well Property to the Monument felt a kindred spirit with the early explorers of these ruins. Archeological evidence suggests a sequence of settlement by the Hohokam, different types of artifacts , and burial practices. In this life the Spirits do not reward or punish; why should they after death?” In this way messages could be sent via the deceased to other dead relatives.