Hybrid Burial Practice': Situated Practices and the Production of Situated Knowledges in the Archaeology of the Vestland Cauldron

Vestland cauldrons, made of copper alloy and with a distinctive concave shape, were used in a Scandinavian context as cinerary urns, and are found in western Norway, as well as in smaller numbers in Sweden with one Danish find. Larger depositions (most usually without a funerary context) are found on the wider continent.