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Mummies are maybe a bad example, as one could argue, that bodies should be by their grave.
by rightbyte 2y ago
Mummies are maybe a bad example, as one could argue, that bodies should be by their grave.
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- bell-cot 2y agoOr a perfect example - because there are extremely few cultures and circumstances in which very old human graves are moved when the government or rulers changed?
- nickff 2y agoGraves generally aren't permanent; most plots are leased for a fixed term. What is done with the caskets and contents thereafter varies widely.
- cuteboy19 2y agoIs that really how pyramids worked? King Tut in the pyramid for 60 years then to the Nile his bones?
- bloak 2y agoIt sort of worked like that, though that wasn't the intention? By which I mean, as I understand it, all the pyramids were robbed a very long time ago, but Tutankhamun's tomb survived undisturbed until the 20th century because it wasn't in a pyramid.