“…6.1: Sarcophagus of the necropolis of Usseau (Deux-Sèvres, France) presenting bone displacements (arrows) due to fractures (dashed lines) in a floor under the last deposited individual (white bones). 1962, 262-267;Roth 1977;Thiedmann and Schliefring 1992;Effros 2002;Kümmel 2009;Van Haperen 2010;Aspöck 2011;Dierkens 2011;Klevnäs 2013;Chenal and Barrand Emam 2014;Noterman 2016a;2016b;see Zintl, this volume). Bone disturbances due to so-called grave robbery can take many forms, depending for example on whether there was still an empty space from a funerary container around the body when it was reopened (e.g.…”