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Jiang's model of Viking funerals as communal acts that convert a person's life into shared memory.
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funeral as historical memory
Jiang's model of Viking funerals as communal acts that convert a person's life into shared memory.
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"believes and what most actually anthropologists believe is to be human is to ask these three questions. Where do we come from? Why are..."
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"...what they remember the most. Funerals are what contributed to historical memory in the Viking world. As you can see this funeral is extremely..."
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The Vikings do not look important because they left fewer books.
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