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IT means to burn a body more especially dead human bodies' in conjunction with some religious and/or cultural beliefs and myths.
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Who buries the dead or arranges cremations?
They are called undertakers.
Who buries the dead or arranges cremations starting with un?
undertakers
What is the person that buries the dead or arranges cremations?
They are called the undertakers.
Do most funeral homes perform cremations?
Funeral homes perform cremations depending on the situation. Some places may allow this others may not. However the overall practice of it hasn't completely disappeared.
What killed people in death camps?
getting shoot gas chambers and cremations of people
Is cremate and burn same meaning?
Cremations are specialized incinerations requiring training, skill and a LICENSE.
Where can you purchase cremate?
One can purchase cremation services online from a number of companies. They can be purchased from 'Caring Cremations', 'Cremdirect', 'CCABC' and 'Butler Funeral Homes'.
How many burials happen in a day?
Over a long period of time, the average daily number of interments must be equal to (average daily deaths) minus (average daily cremations).
What did davender ghai want?
Davender Ghai is a 71 year old Hindu man. He wanted to have a traditional open Cremation, not within buildings because in India cremations are outside and in the Hindu religion you are cremated not buried.
Do most funeral homes provide cremation services?
Just like the rest of the US, most funeral homes are out sourcing their cremations but are still holding the services at the business location. You would have to enquire at your local funeral home.
Did the Romans have caskets?
no not many Romans were buried. The Romans saw burial as barbaric seeing as a person would slowly decay under ground, instead they were cremated ( burnt) and then the ashes would be put in a mausoleum (if rich). the cremations then are probably what inspired people to be cremated today.
Why was Beatrix Potter cremated at carleton crematorium?
Beatrix Potter was cremated at Carleton Crematorium in Blackpool, England because it was a practical and convenient option for her family. Cremation was chosen as her preferred method of disposition, and Carleton Crematorium was likely the closest facility available for private cremations at the time.
