Death Rituals, Burial Practices, and Afterlife World in Iran’s Neolithic Man

Abstract

This paper investigates death and burial practices, methods, ceremonies, and other related aspects as they had been observed by neo-lithic groups of men settled in modern-day Iran. The paper aims at realizing how early pre-history races of Neolithic men observed death and burial practices, what ways were used, and how they buried the dead. The study finds that pre-history Neolithic humanoid groups had their own ways of burial as they. Recent archaeological investigations in Iran showed that certain remains unearthed in death sites prove that early pre-history humanoids observed some death rituals.