Dr Hannah Rumble

Honorary Research Fellow

Research Associate - Parlours of Wonder

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35 Berkeley Square,
Clifton, Bristol
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Summary

I'm a social anthropologist specialising in death and dying.

Rumble, H, 2019, ‘Ashes to Ashes, Rust to Rust?: The recovery and recycling of orthopaedic implants post-cremation’. in: Tamara Khon, Martin Gibbs, Bjorn Nansen, Luke van Ryan (eds) Residues of Death: Disposal Reconfigured. Routledge, pp. 136-149
Rumble, H, 2018, ‘"If you go down in the woods": British Woodland Burial, Leisurely Funerals, and Recreational Burial grounds.’. in: Leisure and Death: An anthropological tour of risk, death and dying.., Colorado, Luisville, pp. 261-280
Rumble, H, 2017, ‘The archaeology of American cemeteries and gravemarkers.’. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, vol 23.
Rumble, H, 2017, ‘Mourning Animals: Rituals and Practices surrounding Animal Death’. Mortality, vol 23., pp. 298 - 299
Woodthorpe, K & Rumble, H, 2016, ‘Funerals and families: locating death as a relational issue’. British Journal of Sociology, vol 67., pp. 242-259
Rumble, H, 2016, ‘Greening death: Reclaiming burial practices and restoring our tie to the earth’. Mortality, vol 22., pp. 87-88
Rumble, H, 2016, ‘Let Your Last Footprint be a Green One’. Anthropology and Aging, vol 37., pp. 41-45
Rumble, H, Troyer, J, Walter, T & Woodthorpe, K, 2014, ‘Disposal or dispersal? Environmentalism and final treatment of the British dead’. Mortality, vol 19., pp. 243-260
Rumble, H, 2012, ‘Natural Burial: Traditional - Secular Spiritualities and Funeral Innovation ’. Bloomsbury Academic

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