Charles Gates: From Cremation to Inhumation: Burial Practices at Ialysos and Kameiros during the mid-archaic Period ca. 625–525 b.c. (Occasional Paper, 11.) Pp. 91. Los Angeles: UCLA Institute of Archaeology, 1983. Paper, $9 [Book Review]

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