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Burials can vary depending on religion and culture

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In Bali bodies are burnt

Mali

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Depending on social status, different tombs were used for different status.
Ground/pit graves- poor
Small graves tombs- middle class
Pyramids giant tombs-  wealthy pharaohs

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In times of conflict or plague mass graves are utilised

Mali

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In some parts of East Africa a body is left outside to be consumed by predators

Mali

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Cremation- they burned the body and the ashes are then placed in an urn. The family then determines what to do with those ashes.
Another way is the body is placed in a coffin which is lowered into the ground, leaving the body and coffin to naturally decompose.
Anita

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Burials are different in many cultures, and have been used widely throughout history for example in ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Ancient China and many other circumstances.

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Tibetan Sky Burial:
Body dismembered and left outside to be consumed by nature

Mali

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Burials are used to bury the dead
Tombs, Catacombs, Grave Yard, Cemetery

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Some were more advanced such as putting the body in a sarcophagus with their body thoroughly wrapped in linen and oils and some just included putting the body in a pit in the ground with some of their possessions

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Different burials, different cultures
Some buried with objects

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Vikings didnt burn warriors as it was impractical and expensive. Instead they bureied them in ship-shaped graves lined with rocks and goods

Mali

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- there are different burial methods according to religious beliefs or social hierachies
- In India, the people believed that the soul is more important than the physical body based on Hindu beliefs

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- preserves the body
- body can be buried with possessions that may be necessary in the afterlife
- method depends on status
- depends on the person or the society's religious and cultural beliefs
- indicates respect for the dead
- tomb, cemetery, coffin, pit

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This is Rie.
Burials usually differ between civilisations and feature their faith/religion, which could dictate style + manner of burial. In addition, burials were often important to the ancient people, with many cultures centred around it. lmmmmaaaaoooo

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Some cultures believe eating the dead honours them

Mali

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-burials vary depending on the culture of the deceased inidividual
- in modern western societies, two main 'burial'  types are burials in coffins and cremarion
-ancient practices were very spirituality focused, for example, the Ancient Egyptians believed in an afterlife where the heart would be weighed against a feather, and the body of the deceased was prepared accordingly
-some cultures, such as several Indian groups, tend to focus on preservation of the soul of the deceased, and not the preservation of the body, so they dispose of the body ( generally by putting it in the river )

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preservation of body
It differs due to religious beliefs and different cultures

Crispina