Commingled crypts: Comparative health among Byzantine monastics in the Levant.
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DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.23993
Abstract: OBJECTIVES Early Byzantine (A.D. 330-842) monastic rules stipulated that entrants relinquished familial connections, personal belongings and secular relationships to become part of the ascetic collective that continued in death, resulting in bioarchaeological marginalization, as was… read more here.
Keywords: mount nebo; comparative health; health; commingled crypts ... See more keywords