Several cultures of north-central Nigeria do not use community cemeteries. Instead, human remains are buried in and around family compounds, often in shallow and sometimes unmarked graves. At several locations, graves and drinking water wells end up too close to be presumed environmentally safe. This paper reports findings of a pilot study that explored the potential for groundwater contaminati...

This paper studies both the spread of Celtic Christianity into Britain and the way in which the Celtic peoples reacted to the new religion. The study examines possible reasons for the Celts’ acceptance of Christianity and examines the effect Christianity had on the beliefs of the Celts as well as on their daily lives. This paper looks at how Celtic Christianity manifests itself in the archaeolo...

On 19 March 2020, a “state of emergency” was declared in Portugal due to the manifestation severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), with an exponential rate infection and high mortality morbidity rates. Since then, state emergency further fifteen times until 30 April 2021, during which total 16,974 deaths associated COVID-19 were acknowledged country. Over aforementioned pe...

Decomposition of organic matter is the primary function in the soil ecosystem, which involves bacteria and fungi. Soil microbial content depends on many factors, and secondary biological and chemical contaminations change and affect environmental feedback. Little work has been done to estimate the microbiological risk for cemetery employees and visitors. The potential risk of infection for peop...

Development of new tillers in smooth bromegrass is largely determinant, with synchronized elevation and Smooth bromegrass (Bromus inermis Leyss.) is poorly adapted to elongation of new apical meristems above the soil surmanagement-intensive rotational grazing because of slow and limited regrowth potential. In an effort to find existing germplasm with tolerface (Krause and Moser, 1977). Cutting ...

ABSTRACT The Early and Middle Bronze Age in the Carpathian Basin is often viewed as a long period of transition from dispersed form land occupation to one increasing aggregation, ultimately resulting formation tell settlements large cemeteries. This developmental trajectory remains legacy early 20th century archaeology, where similarity material culture recovered cemeteries was used develop mul...