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Funerary Practices in the Late Neolithic Hypogeum of Monte Canelas I (Alcalar, Algarve, Portugal) Duration: 2008 – 2010 Abstract: Monte Canelas I is a late Neolithic artificial cave that has revealed 7749 bone fragments belonging to at least 171 individuals. This site, in addition to others across SW Europe, shows that these communities embraced complex funerary behaviours. […]