Practices For The Living And The Dead Medieval And Post Reformation Burials In Scandinavia by Kristina Jonsson
A Comparative Study of Burial Practices and Rituals
This scholarly work delves into the evolving burial practices in Scandinavia from the medieval period through the post-Reformation era, highlighting the cultural, religious, and social transformations that influenced these rituals. It examines the interplay between pagan traditions and Christian beliefs, illustrating how these elements coalesced to shape the region's unique funerary customs. Through archaeological findings and historical records, the book provides a comprehensive analysis of how these practices reflected broader societal changes, offering insights into the ways communities honored both the living and the dead during these transformative centuries.
- Published
- 2015
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- Unknown
- Length
- Short
- Pages
- 200-250
- Original Language
- English
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