Sinagua Social Differentiation: Inferences Based on Prehistoric Mortuary Practices
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Author: Hohmann, John W. (1954?-2017)
Publisher: Arizona Archaeological Society
Pub Date: 1983
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Fair. Binding tight. No marks, tears, folds. Upper rear cover corner has an approx. 2″ bend. Light edge wear.
Notes: The Arizona Archaeologist Number 17. Hohmann’s revised Master’s thesis. Examination of 382 burials “and their associated mortuary rituals and offerings are analyzed for evidence of social differentiation in Sinagua society.” (from the Abstract)
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