The Cemetery Research Group runs two events a year: in May and in November. Follow the links and send in an abstract
Lucy, S. & Reynolds, A. (eds) 2002
Burial in Early Medieval England and Wales, London: Society for Medieval Archaeology.
Luebke, D. 2010
‘Confessions of the dead: interpreting burial practice in the late Reformation’, Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte, 101:1, 55-79.
Luke, S. 2025
‘Grave concerns: reconsidering the burials at Gladesville Hospital for the Insane, New South Wales, 1880-1903’, Mortality, 30:4, 1105-1122.
Luria, K. 2001
‘Separated by death? Burials, cemeteries and confessional boundaries in seventeenth‐century France’, French Historical Studies, 24:2, 185-222.
Lynteris, C. & Evans, N. (eds) 2018
Histories of Post-Mortem Contagion: Infectious Corpses and Contested Burials, Cham: Palgrave Macmillan.
MacCloskey, M. 1968
Hallowed Ground: Our National Cemeteries, New York: Richards Rosen Press.
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MacDonald, D. 2011
‘Grief and burial in the American Southwest: the role of evolutionary theory in the interpretation of mortuary remains’, American Antiquity, 66: 4, 704-714.
MacDonald, H. (ed.) 2024
A Cultural History of Death. Volume 5: A Cultural History of Death in the Age of Empire, London: Bloomsbury.
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Maciel, C., Pereira, V. C., Leitão, C. & 2 others 2017
‘Interacting with digital memorials in a cemetery: insights from an immersive practice’ in 2017 Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems (FedCSIS) (1239-1248).
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Mack, E. & Blakey, M. 2004
‘The New York African Burial Ground Project: past biases, current dilemmas, and future research opportunities’, Historical Archaeology, 38;1, 10-17.
Mackie, N. 1988
‘The social aspects of funerary monuments in colonial Tidewater Virginia’, Material Culture, 20:2/3, 39-55.
Maclean, H. 2015
‘“The Defunct Celestial:” Chinese funerary practices in nineteenth century Australia’, in D. Dumitran & M. Rotor (eds) Places of Memory: Cemeteries and Funeral Practices throughout the Time, Alba Iulia: Annalis Universitatis Apulensis,133-140.
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MacLeod, I. 2008
‘Shipwreck graves and their conservation management’, AICCM bulletin 31:1, 5-14.
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MacMurray, N. and Futrell, R. 2021
MacMurray, N. and Futrell, R. (2021) ‘Ecological death reform and death systems change’, OMEGA – Journal of Death and Dying, 83:4, 859-883
MacNeill Miller, J. 2017
‘Composing decomposition: In Memoriam and the ecocritical undertaking’, Nineteenth-Century Contexts, 39:5, 383-398.
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MacWinnie, S. 2022
Incidental environmentalism: cultural driven change and its effects on sustainability in Japanese burial practices’, in R. McManus (ed.) Sustainable Dead: Searching for the Intolerable, Newcastle: Cambridge Publishing, 29-43.
Maddrell, A. 2024
‘Deathscapes and religion’, in L. Kong, O. Woods & J.K.H. Tse (eds) Handbook of the Geographies of Religion, Cham: Springer, 213-225.
Maddrell, A. 2016
‘Mapping grief. A conceptual framework for understanding the spatial dimensions of bereavement, mourning and remembrance’, Social & Cultural Geography, 17:2, 166-188.
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Maddrell, A. 2013
‘Living with the deceased: absence, presence and absence-presence’, Cultural Geographies, 20: 501-522.
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Maddrell, A. & Mathijssen, B. 2022
‘Situating the dead. The grave as material, symbolic and relational space’, in J.H. Kilde (ed.) Handbook for Religious Space, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 535-c32.P78.
