There are many variables that will affect the time the body will remain preserved. Typically a few years will see the body decomposed to skeletal remains. Those buried underground will last longer then those in above ground crypts. Placed in a controlled environment, a body can be preserved for decades, particularly if the embalming is 'refreshed' on a regular basis, such as Lenin's body in Moscow.
Abraham Lincoln was embalmed after 7 days of his death. This in history was the first embalmed in the world.
no
First he is embalmed. Then he placed in a casket and family and friends go to see him at a viewing. Finally he is buried.
When that person dies a if a will has been registered in the system, then that will be sent out to the person on the top of the list and they sort it out. Or the will is with someone. And there are names on the will and what they will get.
Oddly enough, there have been no studies on this.
the person who dies is Damas.
No, it is not a living thing because bones cannot grow and does not need air,food, water warmth to survive.Disagree with above. The skeleton of a LIVING animal is part of a living thing. Bones DO grow, and DO need food. When an animal dies, the skeleton also dies.
Yur skin decomposes along with fat and muscle and your skeleton is left
What if 3 names are on a deed one person dies and the person that dies has left her part to her aires and the dead has no deed then what can be done?
When the heart dies the person is dead.
Estate tax is levied when a person dies
when a coral reef dies the skeleton stays and a new one would start on top of it .