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Natural Burial Grounds, and Other Trends in Funerary Practices

25 May 2015by archaeosarah 1 Comment

Over the bank holiday weekend I visited the South Downs Sustainability Centre – it has lots of things to do, including a camp site, exhibitions, and woodland to explore. But […]

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Mortuary Practices, Oddities

Neanderthal Funerary Practices Invade ‘The Post Hole’

1 March 2014by archaeosarah Leave a comment

I’ve recently published an article in the latest edition of a student-run archaeology journal called The Post Hole. The article is based on the preliminary research I conducted during my […]

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Day of Archaeology 2013: My Post

31 July 2013by archaeosarah Leave a comment

On Friday 26th July it was the third Day of Archaeology, where archaeologists around the world are encouraged to blog about their experiences of archaeology on that day. I’ve finally […]

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Day of Archaeology

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Sarah M. Schwarz

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I am full time, self-funded PhD student researching Neanderthal mortuary practices in Western Europe. Also interested in anatomy, osteoarchaeology, and attitudes to death. I started out as a part-time Open University and Soton Lifelong Learning student, who eventually got hooked into archaeology. Keen on encouraging public engagement and outreach to bring the past to everyone.

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