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Deceased Tibetan Buddhists are given a “sky burial” in which the body is folded in half, walked to the burial site on someone’s back, and then dismembered and fed to vultures. There is no wood for a cremation, and the ground is too hard to dig due to the high altitude they live in.
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There is a grave in County Kerry in ireland that is the supposed burial ground of an Ancient Egyptian princess called Scotia, who led settlers named ‘The Scots’ (After the princess) to scotland after whom scotland is now supposedly named.
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Graveyard is a burial ground that adjoins a church’s and a cemetery is a burial ground that does not. People are buried in graveyards but in cemeteries it can be both people and ashes.
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In the 1960's, The Catholic Church in Malta declared that voting for the Labour Party was a mortal sin, and voters were refused absolution, last rites and burial in sacred grounds, and sometimes were refused by employers
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There was a paint colour called Mummy brown that was made out of ground up Egyptian mummies. It was a favourite of the Pre-Raphaelites and used 16-20th century, until people realised the raw ingredient. Some people provided decent burials when they found out. In 1964 Mummy brown became extinct.
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One of the United States" largest and oldest Indian burial grounds is in Moundsville, West Virginia.
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The Catacombs of Kom Shoqafa was used as a burial ground from the 2nd to the 4th centuries A.D.
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Washington Square Park in NYC used to be a potter's field (public burial ground) and it is likely that over 20,000 people were buried in the land. The bulk of the bodies were never disinterred and they remain to this day under the grass and pavement.
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Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn, NY is the largest American Revolution burial ground in the nation.
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A US Nuclear Burial ground will have a 4 mile wide granite monument constructed over it to signify its danger for the next 100,000 years
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‘safety coffins’ were made so during burial, a bell can be installed above ground attached to a string. In case the deceased person was still alive, he/she can pull the string to ring the bell, alerting watchmen above. There are some still in production today.
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The Sedlec Ossuary in the Czech Republic, known as the "Bone Church, is filled with the mortal remains of more than 40,000 people - it was started in 1278 and by 1511 it was such a popular burial ground they had to dig up old remains to make room for the newly dead
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An American Oil company used attack dogs on Native Americans protesting pipeline through their burial grounds.
The 4th or 5th of April is 'Tomb-sweeping Day' in China, when people visit the columbaria, graves or burial grounds to pray to their ancestors. - source
The Fore people of Papua New Guinea used to practice cannibalism in a highly ritualized ceremony. It was considered far more dignified to eat the body of a loved one than to bury them in the ground to be devoured by insects and worms instead. They viewed burial as synonymous with neglect. - source
That O.J. Simpson's first movie role was in an unfinished 1969 counterculture western called "The Dream of Hamish Mose", about some post-Civil War Buffalo Soldiers attempting to lay their friend to rest in a sacred burial ground. The production was heavily troubled, and the movie was shelved.
