inhumation

After an inhumation they must by law always leave a receipt.

The burial of dead humans can also be called inhumation.

With the above brief references to inhumation, let us leave the subject.

In the early Iron Age, inhumation became the rule again.

"From the discovery of certain graves, however, it is known that they practiced inhumation."

Most information about the later phases of the town has come from several late Roman inhumation cemeteries.

Eventually, Paris's other churches adopted the technique of mass inhumation as well.

Cremation gave place to inhumation by the beginning of the 11th century.

Trench tombs later became more popular, following the growth of the trend toward inhumation.

The chamber with the inhumation was extremely well preserved and had never been looted.

The loosened dirt then fell in at the sides, completing the inhumation.

Throughout their history they used two sets of burial practices; cremation and inhumation.

In this lies the principal security from inhumation.

These include both cremation and inhumation burials; among the latter the head is to the north.

BC along with flat axes and burial practices of inhumation.

Their religion was Druidic, but they often preferred cremation to inhumation.

The laborious care with which I and my assistants conducted the third inhumation was indeed deserving of success.

The prime burial tradition was cremation, but the third century and thereafter saw an increase in inhumation.

Growing popularity of inhumation burials also characterizes the period.

The inhumation pit was 3.6 metres in diameter and 1 metre deep.

Inhumation seems to have been the rule.

Over all, inhumation was the most popular form of burial; cremation does not seem to have been a popular.

At this time extended inhumation, similar to that used by the Salado tradition to the north and northeast, was quickly adopted.

Below were five burial chambers for inhumation.

The method of inhumation usually involves a dolmen.