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Table of Contents
Editorial
| Dead in the Field: Utilizing Fieldwork to Explore the Historical Interpreting of Death Related Activity, and the Emotional Coping with Death |
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| Christina Welch | 127-132 |
Articles
| For Prayers and Pedagogy: Contextualising English Carved Cadaver Monuments of the Late-Medieval Social and Religious Elite |
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| Christina Welch | 133-155 |
| Cross Bones Graveyard: Honouring the Outcast |
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| Adrian Harris | 156-174 |
| The Unclean Truth: Death at the London Metropolitan Police’s Crime Museum |
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| Lucy Talbot | 175-187 |
| A Grave Look at History: The Australian Perspective |
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| Catherine Brew | 188-198 |
| God: Buried in the Rubble |
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| Irene Davies | 199-208 |
| The Context of Transcendent and Immanent use of Humour: How Workers in Crematoria and Cemeteries in the UK are Coping with Death, Funerals and Second Hand Grief |
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| Angie McLachlan | 209-222 |
| “Our Dead are the Ultimate Teachers of Life”. The Corpse as an Inter-mediator of Transcendence: Spirituality in the German Funeral Market |
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| Antje Kahl | 223-240 |
| Dying your own way? A comparative approach to Mortality as a religious identity marker in British Islam and British Judaism |
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| Marta Dominguez Diaz | 241-257 |
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