1982-83 Raczky, P.: Origins of the custom of burying the dead inside houses in South-East Europe (original) (raw)

This research examines the origins of the custom of burying the dead inside houses in South-East Europe, particularly during the Early Neolithic period. The analysis highlights a significant archaeological finding at Körös sites that sheds light on cultural practices and beliefs surrounding burial and the relationship between people and their environment. Key insights into the burial practices indicate these were not secondary, but intentional customs associated with specific cultural rites, underscoring the continuity of beliefs across the region.