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Fig 1.

Geographic location of Salorno and other sites mentioned in the text.

The map is constructed using “Natural Earth. Free vector and raster map data @ naturalearthdata.com” available at https://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/10m-raster-data/.

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Fig 2.

The cremation platform during the excavation of 1987 (courtesy of Ufficio Beni Archeologici di Bolzano).

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Fig 3.

Sample of cremated bones from feature ‘US 11’.

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Fig 4.

Selection of cranial and long bones’ diaphysis fragments from feature ‘US 11’, showing typical morphological and microstructural modifications due to high temperatures during cremation.

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Fig 5.

Example of tooth fragments from feature “US 11”.

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Fig 6.

Distribution of bone fragments on the excavated area of 25x25 cm squares.

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Fig 7.

Weights of bone fragments represented across the transversal sections of the excavated area of 25x25 cm squares: Transect along row G (top) and east-west transect along row 5 (bottom).

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Fig 8.

Distribution of cranial (left) and post-cranial (right) fragments in the Salorno—Dos de la Forca ustrinum area.

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Fig 9.

Luco A type vessel (photo by Günther Niederwanger, courtesy of Ufficio Beni Archeologici di Bolzano).

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