#funerary-practices

#funerary-practices

Twelve sacrificial pits were discovered containing offerings including the remains of burned houses, ceramics, dog bones, and human skulls, near Gerstewitz, eastern Germany.

A complete handprint has been discovered on the base of a clay funerary model house at the Fitzwilliam Museum, made between 3,400 and 4,000 years ago.

The funerary reliefs were carved on separate ashlars but appear as if they were crafted from the same stone, demonstrating incredible artistry from ancient Rome.