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Nubia (Kush)t, and yet, they have managed to maintain their traditional ways over the centuries. In this chapter we explore what is known about Nubian death management practices and how they fit into the wider culture of the region.

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The Akan of Ghanaa matrilineal culture that developed rich traditions that have managed to survive the domination of Islam and the later domination of the British Empire. In spite of their domination by others, they have been able to maintain their traditional practices over the centuries.

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Chinato this day was established. The Chinese Communist Party governs via a one-party system. This vast country has a wealth of cultural resources, and this richness makes for an interesting set of responses to the challenges of death management.

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Japan00 years ago. The emperors who have ruled since then are thought to be his descendants. As a civilization politically fairly isolated from its cultural and geographic neighbors, Korea and China, Japan developed a largely monolithic society that was shielded from the outside world for many centuries.

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The Hmongl, MN, 2013, 1–5). Most live in China, with many still in Laos, North Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, and the United States. While they have not always lived in mountains, they are thought of as being mountain people.

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India the evolution of the Indian social system, many languages, forms of writing, art, and the multiple religions and ways of life from ancient times. In spite of such great diversity, it has been able to develop unity and commonality.

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Death Management Practicesom one culture to another. The chapter also looks at funerals and the many methods of disposal of the body. It develops the framework of understanding that will be the foundation for the analysis of death management practices in the presentation of both ancient and modern civilizations and cultures.

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