Analysis connects funerary rituals to motherhood and early childhood in Romanian Neo-Eneolithic and Bronze Age populations, highlighting cultural aspects.
The paper refers to various aspects of biological, or pathological nature, to social and cultural ones, but also to funerary rituals of the Romanian Neo-Eneolithic and Bronze Age, in strict connection to women about to become mothers, or who were already mothers, but also to their infants.
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