21. Jar 26 is also a secondary burial jar, which contains juvenile bones and teeth, and an earthenware vessel containing soil. 22. There are three explanations for these missing bones the first that states that this area could have been a secondary burial site. 23. Phosphate analysis reveals high concentrations of cremations in the barrows, in the form of satellite and secondary burials in the round barrows. 24. The bone and teeth inside the jars show signs of cremation, while the burials surrounding the jars yield unburnt secondary burial bones. 25. Variations in the practices of cremation inside jars and secondary burial outside jars, as noted by Colani, have proven difficult to explain. 26. In 43 graves there were secondary burials by the Globular Amphora culture, most of which were dated to the more recent Middle Neolithic. 27. Secondary burial was practiced across all the islands of the Philippines during this period, with the bones reburied, some in the burial jars.28. It includes a type of large funeral urn known as an igacaba, which the Indians used in a process archeologists refer to as secondary burial . 29. Secondary burial in the Holy Land involved an initial interment in a tomb, for example, prone on a bench, until the body decayed.30. Specialized production of ossuaries ( boxes intended to hold bones after decarnation; i . e ., secondary burials ) is well documented in this period.
