Ron L. Adams is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Archaeology at Simon Fraser University. His research interests include ethnoarchaeology and the archaeology of complex societies in East Asia and Northwestern North America.Stacie M. King is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Indiana University. Her research interests include everyday social relations, social identity, conquest, and colonialism in Oaxaca, Mexico.

• Chapter 1. Residential Burial in Global PerspectiveRon L. Adams and Stacie M. KingChapter 2. The Social Life of Tombs inWest Sumba, IndonesiaRon L. Adams and Ayu KusumawatiChapter 3. In the Beginning: The Experience of Residential Burial in Prehispanic Honduras Rosemary A. JoyceChapter 4. Remembering One and All: Early Postclassic Residential Burial in Coastal Oaxaca, MexicoStacie M. KingChapter 5. Residential Burial and the Metal Age of ThailandJoyce C. White and Chureekamol Onsuwan EyreChapter 6. Residential Burial, Gender Roles, and Political Development in Late Prehistoric and Early Cherokee Cultures of the Southern AppalachiansLynne P. Sullivan and Christopher B. RodningChapter 7. Inside and Outside: Residential Burial at Formative Period Chalcatzingo, MexicoSusan D. GillespieChapter 8. A Family Affair: The Use of Intramural Funerary Chambers in Mesopotamia during the Late Third and Early Second Millennia B.C.E.Nicola LaneriChapter 9. Practices of Place-Making, Ancestralizing, and Re-animation within Memory CommunitiesPatricia A. McAnany

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