The Premature Burial

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    understand that the talking eases the pain because even though I was sad, I still found happiness in all the talk. Soon after it was time to take her to the burial grounds and a procession with a lot of people followed her body to where she was buried next to my grandfather. Days after the burial, I could still not bring myself to pass near the burial site; I was still overwhelmed with sorrow. All I can remember is the house being too quiet without her constant talking and laughing and I missed…

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    St. John's Case Study

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    Case Studies Case 1: During my visit to St. John 's Episcopal Cemetery in Valle Crucis, NC, I came across an interesting example of a laser etched image on Charles Dotson 's gravestone. Etched on Charles 's stone was an image of the USS San Diego along with the inscriptions "WWII," "Bronze Star Recipient," and "Brother Our Hero." Initially, I could figure that Charles was a member of the crew of the USS San Diego during his life, and that time was a defining factor of his personal identity.…

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    Do a tenant background check now and be free of all worries afterwards Description: Why should you find out about your tenant at all? Simply because the horrors of finding out after are too grave to handle and you might have a very hard time getting rid of them. The horrors that come with a bad tenant: Tenants come in all shapes and sizes; they have different and sometimes weird living habits. But that is not at all; you never know whether you end up having the wrong tenant who has one or…

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    There are many ways a you can help your loved ones from beyond the grave. Planning ahead for death and the process of dying will reduce stress and leave time for loved ones to grieve. Allowing someone the rights to make healthcare decisions on your behalf is a legal written document called Durable power of attorney health care. This person is able to speak for you in situations where you are unable. For example, if a person is in coma or too ill to understand or speak for themselves, then they…

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    with as many as 2000 graves, and has been excavated at various times by various researchers (Perego 2014, p. 161; Saracino et al. 2014, p. 3). These cemeteries have been dated to the Bronze and Iron Ages, where the custom funerary rite was cremation burial (Perego 2014; Saracino et al. 2014). In this region and time period, when a person died, his or her remains would be cremated on a funeral pyre, the ashes would then be collected into an urn, and the urn would then be buried in a mound or tomb…

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    existence (Nilsson Stutz 2003, p. 56). Therefore, ritual gives meaning to life. However, understanding the ritualistic meaning of archaeological evidence is very challenging for archaeologists. The mortuary practices – i.e. the types of deviant burial – may provide the greatest insight for archaeologists.…

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    The early Egyptian were very much concerned with the afterlife so they invented mummification in which ones body was preserved for the afterlife. They thought that the body should be in its original state and recognizable for one afterlife as they body should be possessed again by the soul of the departed. A proper procedure was introduce for preserving the bodies consisting of two steps embalming and wrapping. In “Embalming” the body was washed with the water of the Nile and a good smelling…

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    The role and responsibilities of a funeral director has evolved over the years from someone who prepared the deceased for burial to the modern funeral directors of today, who perform many other duties to help the family through their difficult time of loss. Funeral and memorial service duties that were once handled by friends, family or clergy quite often become the director's responsibility. A funeral director oversees every detail in the planning and preparation of a funeral. They will make…

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    mortuary practices examined at this site involve both primary and secondary burials, as well as a variety of post-mortem methods used in the pre-burial stages. One case of a potential cremation has been documented in the site reports. A primary burial is one where the remains are found in relative anatomical order, as the body of the deceased was interred shortly after death as the remains were still fresh. A secondary burial is therefore the opposite – the body is left out on the surface of the…

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    Stonehenge

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    Brendan Kane World History Mr. Cesare 4 April 2017 Stonehenge For Thousands of years, this monument in modern day Wiltshire, England has left people with a mystery. The large stone circle, called the Stonehenge, astonishes scientists with how such a large scale construction was able to be pulled off within the Neolithic Period and Bronze age. It is one of the seven wonders of the world, and nobody knows what the reason for building it was. After reviewing the…

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