The mortuary practices excavated at the Jorwe settlement of Inamgaon reveal distinct political chiefdoms and social hierarchy based on which of the following exclusive findings?

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Standard Jorwe custom required chopping off the feet of deceased adults before burial to prevent their spirits from wandering. However, at Inamgaon, a prominent male (likely a chief) was found buried completely intact within a four-legged urn inside a prominent five-room house, proving a distinct socioeconomic status that exempted him from standard tribal constraints.

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