Forging a link with the past: the evidence from Thessalian cemeteries in the archaic and classical periods by Stamatopoulou, M

“…The appropriation of certain aspects of past display by some aristocratic families, and ultimately the use of this archaizing funerary architecture occurred at a period when elite competition was very strong in the region at both civic and Panhellenic level, and family, civic and ethnic identity were created by vari- ous means. During this period there were alternative modes of burial available to elite groups even at Krannon and Pharsalos (for example tumuli covering carefully built cist graves or monolithic sarcoph- agi). …”

The North Engendered: mythologized histories, gender and the Finnish perspective on the imagined Viking-Nordic ideal by Rosenström, S, Žiačková, B

“…Taking the respondents’ perspectives as a starting point, we explore the intersection between mythologized history and symbolism, womanhood, and Finnish ethnic identity.…”