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Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Probably to control the stench--Burmese are supposed to place stone melons underneath the corpse.

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What is the flower burial hypothesis?
Solecki (1971: 249–250; Solecki, 1975, Solecki, 1977) suggested that the body of the Neanderthal was placed on a bed of these flowers, possibly for medical reasons, and/or as a mark of affection and/or respect. The hypothesis, although accepted quite widely and very influential, has been debated over many years. Shanidar et ses fleurs? Reflections on the palynology of the Neanderthal ... ScienceDirect.com
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Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Probably to control the stench--Burmese are supposed to place stone melons underneath the corpse.

Paper on Enao Zat or the play Inao which came to Burma after the fall pof Ayutthaya.

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