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The dating of graveyard memorials: evidence from the stones

HAROLD MYTUM
Pages 1-38 | Published online: 25 Jan 2014

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Stephen Muller. (2023) Representations of childness: the memorialisation of children in the Australian cemetery 1836 – 2018. Mortality 0:0, pages 1-23.
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Layla Renshaw & Natasha Powers. (2016) The archaeology of post-medieval death and burial. Post-Medieval Archaeology 50:1, pages 159-177.
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Harold Mytum. (2010) Ways of Writing in Post-Medieval and Historical Archaeology: Introducing Biography. Post-Medieval Archaeology 44:2, pages 237-254.
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David J. Stewart. (2007) Gravestones and Monuments in the Maritime Cultural Landscape: Research Potential and Preliminary Interpretations. International Journal of Nautical Archaeology 36:1, pages 112-124.
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Harold Mytum. (2006) Popular attitudes to memory, the body, and social identity: the rise of external commemoration in Britain, Ireland and New England. Post-Medieval Archaeology 40:1, pages 96-110.
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Harold Mytum. (2002) A Comparison of Nineteenth- and Twentieth- Century Anglican and Nonconformist Memorials in North Pembrokeshire. Archaeological Journal 159:1, pages 194-241.
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Harold Mytum. (2020) COMMEMORATION AND IMPROVEMENT: PARRAMATTA ST JOHN’S CEMETERY, NEW SOUTH WALES, IN ITS CONTEXT 1788− c 1840 . The Antiquaries Journal 100, pages 374-407.
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Kit W. Wesler. 2020. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology 3142 3144 .
Harold Mytum. 2020. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology. Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology 3188 3195 .
Adam R. Heinrich. (2013) Cherubs or Putti? Gravemarkers Demonstrating Conspicuous Consumption and the Rococo Fashion in the Eighteenth Century. International Journal of Historical Archaeology 18:1, pages 37-64.
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Harold Mytum. (2016) Mortality Symbols in Action: Protestant and Catholic Memorials in Early-Eighteenth-Century West Ulster. Historical Archaeology 43:1, pages 160-182.
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