| These societies are well known for their funerary ceremonialism, most notably the building of burial mounds. |
| The Gliere concerto, written in 1951, is a curious mix of late romantic stylings, some military ceremonialism and early 20th century neo-classicism. |
| The significance of tobacco in Native North America is well-known, and its presence as a part of mourning ceremonialism has also been documented. |
| The Vedic samhitas, the ceremonialism of the Brahmanas and the idealism of the Upanishads could not become popular with the masses. |
| Such individuals-aggrandizers-may have been able to enhance their influence through ritual and feasting associated with trade and mortuary ceremonialism. |
| State ceremonies aimed to induce a sense of respectful awe and emotional surrender in participants by an increasingly orchestrated and theatrical ceremonialism. |
