Should Richard III be Reburied?
The merits of reburial and display made front page news today, in the form of an article on the BBC triggered by the reburial of Richard III today. The question posed is ‘should his...
The merits of reburial and display made front page news today, in the form of an article on the BBC triggered by the reburial of Richard III today. The question posed is ‘should his...
News of an interesting reburial in Yorkshire where the local community seems to have been closely involved. Read More At: Yorkshire Post
Today, Honouring the Ancient Dead (HAD) launches the first edition of its Reburial Handbook. This short document is intended to help those considering, or have decided, to rebury parts of their collections of ancient...
A 4,000-year-old skeleton, known as the Queen of the Inch, is to be re-interred in the tiny island of Inchmarnock in the Firth of Clyde. Warning : contains photograph of human remains Read More...
An encouraging article and an example of what others can do. Read More At: Black Hills Travel Blog
An application to extend the license granted to the archaeological team that excavated human remains from Stonehenge in 2008 has been received by the Ministry of Justice. The extension application has been lodged by...
It has been reported that skeletons dating from 1755 CE are to be reburied just over a year after having been excavated following complaints from the public. Caroline Dinenage, MP for Gosport said: t’It’s...
An interesting article on the reburial of a native American Indian where the community came together to make it possible and mark the event. Read More At: Final resting place found in Guilford for...
This first hand report recently filed by one of HAD’s volunteers (recording events before becoming involved with HAD) is reproduced here in full. REBURIALS OF IRON AGE AND ROMANO-BRITISH REMAINS IN EAST YORKSHIRE A dig...
In this interesting case prehistoric remains were given to a local tribe to rebury – even though there is no direct connection through tribal lineage. Could such an example ever happen in the UK?...
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