The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Tarlow, S. (ed.) 2015
The Archaeology of Death in Post-Medieval Europe, Berlin: De Gruyter.
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Tarrés, S. 2018
‘Funerary cultural heritage: analysis introduction notes’, Catalonian Journal of Ethnography, 43, 66-77.
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Tarrés, S., Arrás Solé, A. & Moreras, J. 2018
‘Diversity within cemeteries: the otherness in the expression of funerary heritage in Spain’, in P. Havik, J. Mapril & C. Sariva (eds) Death on the Move: Managing Narratives, Silences, Constraints in a Trans-National Perspective, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 75-97.
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Tarrés, S., Arrás Solé, A. & Moreras, J. 2018
‘The other dead. An ethnohistorical approach to religious diversity in Spanish cemeteries’, Diversité Urbaine, 18, 11-29.
Tashjian, A. & Tashjian, D. 2005
‘The Afro-American section of Newport, Rhode Island’s Common Burying Ground’, in Meyer, R. (ed.) Cemeteries and Gravemarkers: Voices of American Culture, Utah State University Press: Logan, UT,163-196.
Taylor, B. 2004
Rise and fall of the Soviet pantheon’ in R. Wrigley & M. Craske (eds) Pantheons: Transformations of a Monumental Idea, Aldershot: Ashgate, 221-43.
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Taylor, J. 1998
Body Horror: Photojournalism, Catastrophe and War, Manchester: Manchester University Press.
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Taylor, M. 2014
‘The Civil War experiences of a New Orleans undertaker’, Louisiana History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical Association, 55:3, 261-281.
Teather, E. 2001
‘The case of the disorderly graves: contemporary deathscapes in Guangzhou’, Journal of Social and Cultural Geography, 2, 185-202.
Teather, E. 1998
‘Themes from complex landscapes: Chinese cemeteries and columbaria in urban Hong Kong’, Australian Geographic Studies, 36, 21-36.
Teather, E. 2001
‘Time out and worlds apart: tradition and modernity meet in the time-space of the gravesweeping festivals of Hong Kong’, Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 22:2, 156-172.
Teather, E. 1998
‘High rise homes for ancestors: cremation in Hong Kong’, Geographic Review, 89, 409-30.
Teather, E., Rii, H. & Kim, E. 2001
‘Seoul’s deathscapes: incorporating tradition into modern time-space’, Environment and Planning A, 33, 1489-1506.
Tekle, A. 2016
‘Have a scoop of grandpa: composting as a means of final disposition of human remains, Savannah Law Review, 3:1, 137-160.
Televantos, A., Talias,M., Charalambous, M. & Soteriades, E. 2013
Attitudes towards euthanasia in severely ill and dementia patients and cremation in Cyprus: a population–based survey’, BMC Public Health, 13:1, 1–7.
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Teodorescu, A. 2014
Investigating the imaginary: premise for a bioethical construction of cremation’, Philobiblon 19:1, 218-232.
Terrier, M. 2019
‘The tomb as an isthmus (barzakh) between the living and the dead : cross-views of Sufism and Imāmite Shī’ism (al-Ghazāli and al-Fayḍ al Kāshanī), Revue des Mondes Musulmans et de la Médeterranée, 146, 29-46.
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Thake, C., & Buhagiar, J. 2018
Ta’ Braxia Cemetery, Msida: Best Print.
Thieman, S. 2020
‘Dead space: place attachment and cemeteries’, in D. Kopec & A. Bliss (eds) Place, Meaning and Attachment: Authenticity, Heritage and Preservation, New York: Routledge, DOI.
