| The Sarmatian burial rite at Klin Yar is inhumation in underground chambers. |
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| The trend from cremation to inhumation in burial practice may also be consciously copying the changing Roman fashion. |
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| They were looking at the first complete cemetery of individual Viking inhumation graves ever excavated in England. |
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| The most outstanding was in Barrow 1, a male inhumation accompanied by many artefacts, some of them from remote sources. |
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| In late Roman times there was an increased diversity in burial practice and examples of both cremation and inhumation are found. |
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| Four animal bones were directly associated with the inhumation. |
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| Excavations in 1870 revealed a primary inhumation burial accompanied by a food vessel, a flint scraper, and a flint knife suggesting a date slightly later than the henges. |
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| Excavated in 1911, the primary burial dates to about 2500 BC and comprised a crouched inhumation in a cist accompanied by a beaker, bone pin, and flint tools. |
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| The most significant discoveries came from the upper fills of the mineshaft excavated in 1971 by Roger Mercer, where two inhumation burials were uncovered. |
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| Among the historic Winnebago, for instance, in-flesh inhumation was associated with the lower phratry, while platform burial was reserved for the upper phratry. |
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| The bearers of the Przeworsk culture mainly practiced cremation, with occasional inhumation. |
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| Various forms of burial were conducted, including both inhumation and cremation, typically accompanied by a variety of grave goods. |
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| Ship burial is a form of elite inhumation attested both in the archaeological record and in Ibn Fadlan's written account. |
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| Burial took a more elaborate form a funerary chamber was dug at one end of a pit, and, after inhumation, the chamber was sealed by a mud brick wall. |
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| Burial was mostly by inhumation, but the presence of cremation remains cannot be ruled out. |
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| Additionally, several inhumation burials from Trentholme Drive contained hen's eggs placed in ceramic urns as grave goods for the deceased. |
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| In East Kent, fifth century cemeteries mostly comprise solely of inhumation burials, with a distinct Kentish character. |
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| In the east there was a gradual transition among the pagan Saxons from cremation to inhumation. |
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| The prime burial tradition was cremation, but the third century and thereafter saw an increase in inhumation. |
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| In the Urnfield period, inhumation and burial in single flat graves prevails, though some barrows exist. |
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| They practised both inhumation and cremation, and produced caskets in various sizes, the most common of which are cinerary urns made of alabaster and terracotta. |
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| Grave goods feature in both inhumation and cremation burials. |
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| My paper utilizes three of Baxter Adams' papers as well as biographical, inhumation in order to reconstruct and engage Baxter Adams' Germination theory. |
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| The term Single Grave culture comes from its burial custom, which consisted of inhumation under tumuli in a crouched position with various artifacts. |
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| Inhumation burial in sarcophagi can often include the body being encased in gypsum and then in a lead coffin. |
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