The study examines the socioeconomic status and social protection of Baguio City Cemetery Workers, as well their knowledge cemetery policies. It utilized a descriptive-quantitative design, primarily using survey questionnaire. findings indicate that workers in have partial level satisfaction with assistance programs. They limited awareness insurance programs labor market provided by government....

mitochondrial deoxyribonucleic acid (mtdna) polymorphisms were examinedin bone samples of individuals buried inan early neolithic (c. 5800–4900 bce) hunter-gatherer cemetery, shamanka ii, located atthe southwestern tip of lake baikal, siberia. the mainobjective was to compare the mtdna polymorphisms observed at shamanka ii to those previously reportedfrom the lokomotiv (early neolithic) and ust...

(received 4 jan 2014, accepted 2 mar 2014) abstract mazandaran, the northern province of iran, as an area with a different climate and political situation in their own special place has been allocated with itself in the history of this land. researchers familiar with the history, culture and art of ancient civilizations, have known this place a good platform for own exploring and searching. the...

<p>The educational use of ancient necropolises is widespread in the western world, examining them light archaeological, historical, artistic and environmental interest. However, culture does not encourage school visits to modern cemeteries, even though they are historically artistically important monuments, such as First Cemetery Athens. It was founded 19th century on basis landscape arch...

Sumy City Cemetery, given the personalities of prominent people buried on it, as well artistic and historical value many tombstones, is great historical, cultural memorial importance. There are 39 heritage sites its territory, three which national importance 36 local significance. At same time, burials valuable from a or point view, do not have status site. Procrastination in granting it can ev...

Folk beliefs associated with death and disease can impact on the bioarcheological record. Unusual postmortem actions by humans and distinctive paleopathological evidence may be clues to these beliefs. This report presents bioarcheological and paleopathological evidence in support of a 19th century New England folk belief in vampires with a particular reference to a colonial period burial. The N...

In ancient DNA studies the low amount of endogenous DNA represents a limiting factor that often hampers the result achievement. In this study we extracted the DNA from nine human skeletal remains of different ages found in the Byzantine cemetery of Abdera Halkidiki and in the medieval cemetery of St. Spiridion in Rhodes (Greece). Real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) was used ...

This paper presents the results of an isotopic investigation of population and dietary diversity in Roman Gloucester, focusing on individuals found in a late 2nd century AD mass burial pit at London Road, and comparing them to those found in the nearby cemetery. There were no statistical differences in isotopic composition between mass grave and cemetery burials, suggesting, in agreement with t...