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Evaluation Research and Fundamental Researchhin which relations between the living and the dead were ‘performed’ and ‘incorporated’ through ritual practices and the uses of material culture. In this way it is possible for archaeology to isolate and develop the study of both the social and sacred dimensions of remembrance for both patrons and monastic communities in later medieval society.

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