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Heat Maps Tracking Death Practices in Early Medieval Europe 
The Cambridge University archaeologist examined over 33,000 graves from 237 cemeteries across early Medieval Western Europe and found that there was a widespread, contemporaneous  change in burial practices  across the region between the 6th – 8th centuries.
Medieval burial. (
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Funerary practices suddenly changed from burying people with regionally specific grave goods to laying a person to rest in a standardized,  unfurnished burial . Dr. Brownlee said that “Almost everyone from the eighth century onwards is buried very simply in a plain grave, with no accompanying objects, and this is a change that has been observed right across western Europe.” ....

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