Laws prohibit the Re-use of mortuary vessels- these boxes are evidentally scrapped/ That is the gist of it. in above-ground burial, as in stacked mausoleums, this probably would not apply as neither the casket or the body is in direct contact with the earth.
{ CORRECTION: The preceding paragraph is wrong, wrong.....so wrong. There are no such laws regarding the re-use of caskets or outer burial containers in such scenarios. Also, caskets deteriorate in mausoleum crypts as well, sometimes at a greater rate because of changing temperatures and humidity, The next paragraph is true....and is the correct answer to the question. Replacement is often a matter of practicality or necessity. }
Over time, no matter how well embalmed, bodies will eventually decompose. The body will liquefy during the process and will leak out about 2 gallons of blood/formaldehyde. The liquid will cause the bottoms of wood caskets to rot out. Even metal caskets eventually corrode. Because of decomposition damage to the caskets, the body can't be transported like that for obvious reasons! That's why the caskets are replaced.
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They all look different but handmade.
They looked the same as current Iraqis, more or less. They were an olive-skinned people. They did not identify as Arabs, but they did not look terribly different.
Greek homes can look like any other regular american families home. The only thing that could be different are the decorations.
Well there are more variables in this question than you might realize, it would depend on what he died from, like liver failure or disease can make you turn yellow or jaundice, most people get pale kind of grayish white, if you die from lack of oxygen you tend to turn blue first. If you are black in skin color you usually tend to look pretty gray, if you are Asian or Hispanic kinda yellowish pale so it all depends on the color your skin was before you die and what the cause of death is.
there religion told them different things to do to the tomb or coffin
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"Coffin Case" is a brand of case's for musical instruments. They get their name from the macabre theme cases they produce. The interior of the cases look like a "Dracula" style coffin on the interior. They have produced cases for a number of different famous musicians.
no
Only one lifeboat. The rest went somewhere else.
yes
you can get one in amazon.com or just look online
Mitochondria look somewhat like the Golgi but their functions are different.
Bacteria can only eat zooplankton when it is dead. Zooplankton are small fish that look like shrimp which are commonly found in water bodies.
A living sea urchin has spines and a dead one just has little bumps.
what are the species physical characteristics what does it look like