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They were enticed into the study through being given free medical exams, burial insurance.
We've been laying out our dead for all of human history; it's call exposure burial.
In the mountainous regions of Tibet, they practice "sky burial," a ritual where the body is left to be consumed by vultures.
In America, our death traditions have come to be chemical embalming, followed by burial at your local cemetery, or, more recently, cremation.
At the cemetery, on the day of burial, that casket will be lowered into a large concrete or metal vault.
When you choose burial at the cemetery, your dead body is not coming anywhere near the dirt that surrounds it.
I'm talking about conservation burial, where large swaths of land are purchased by a land trust.
Can a stanza become a burial shroud?
Elephants are the only non-human animals to mourn their dead, performing burial rituals and returning to visit graves.
Now back among the dead, Sisyphus approached Persephone, queen of the Underworld, and complained that his wife had disrespected him by not giving him a proper burial.
Today, almost 50 percent of Americans choose conventional burial.
Conventional burial begins with embalming, where funeral staff drain bodily fluid and replace it with a mixture designed to preserve the corpse and give it a lifelike glow.
Once a popular grain on much of the continent, fonio was grown all the way to ancient Egypt, where archaeologists found grains inside pyramids' burial grounds.
Airs were played in Europe at burials, as a body was carried out from the wake site to the burial site, the procession was led by a piper or a fiddle player.
Dan Rather: Since the September 11th attack on the World Trade Center, many people have flocked to downtown New York to see and pay respects at what amounts to the 16-acre burial ground.
David Rockwell: The first experience people will have here when they see this is not as a construction site but as this incredibly moving burial ground.
The two most common are burial and cremation, but you can also donate your body to science.
Bone Eater is about these people who dig up an ancient burial ground and find some bones.
Construction workers disrupt the Native American burial ground of a large, hulking skeletal monster which disintegrates it's victims with it's touch, breath, or bone sword!
Right from first glance of it's cheesy looking cover art, one may cast doubts upon the integrity behind this serious subject, shown on front case relegating the search for Jesus's tomb to a generic action font that looks more National Treasure or Tomb Raider then any informed debate and examination of the historical burial site should.
As usual, ancient burial grounds (can you say, "Poltergeist?")
The plot line follows a group of young adults that travel to a burial island in order to mess about with rituals to bring the dead back to life.
It's about a theater troupe who sail to a burial island, consisting of dead criminals, where they plan to conjure some evil forces and resurrect some corpses...
And he even buries Camilla out in the desert, instead of bringing her back to L.A. for a nice Catholic burial where he could at least bring her flowers once in a while.
A two hour litany of perversion in the most basic and all inclusive sense of the word, sexual violence and torture, rape, decapitation, incest, corruption, live burial, and abuse, abuse, abuse.
"The Screaming Skull" opens with a warning and an offer for free burial services if you should die watching it - Now there's a hook!
"Indian burial ground": If those three words appear anywhere in a real-estate listing, look for a different neighborhood.
A young couple with a young daughter and a toddler-age son move into a Maine house adjacent to a pet cemetery--and, after a l-o-o-o-ng hike, an ancient Indian burial ground.
A group of forest rangers and scientists go into the woods to find fossils.They stumble on a Bigfoot burial ground eventually (the didn't notice it in the dark), The scenes of the CGI Bigfoot are horrid, but better than the endless scenes of talking that they rarely punctuate.
Do you believe that a DEAF person would actually be enlisted in the active duty army in Europe during WWII to serve in a "Negro" unit...cooking, supply services, burial detail, etc.? It happened in this film.
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