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Yes. Cardboard takes about 2 months to biodegrade, however.
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When was The Sand from the Urns created?
The Sand from the Urns was created in 1948.
What is silver urns?
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What is a cemetery niche?
Actually, this is called a columbarium niche. It's where cremated remains, called cremains, are stored. Depending on how much room is in each niche, the cremains can be stored in urns or cardboard containers. Columbarium niches can be located in cemeteries and many churches.
I need to find a really fancy pet cremation urn. Where can I look online for pet urns?
The leading seller of pet cremation urns online is Best Friend Services at www.bestfriendservices.com . If you would like, you can also find pet urns online at traditional retailers such as www.amazon.com and www.walmart.com . The best place to look online for urns and other funeral things is http://www.inthelighturns.com. They specialize in cremation and burial urns and would be a good place to start your search.
What is a large URNS?
it means you have a long diccckkk
Where can you find cremation urns?
Urns that are used for cremation can be found and purchased from a crematorium. Check the local ones in the area. They can direct and provide a funeral service.
Is a term in America that designate Burial receptales?
Urns or cremation urns for ashes of deceased. Coffin or casket for bodies. Vaults could enclose either at a Mausoleum.
What are grecian urns made out of?
They were made from clay.
What art did the Hopi make?
Clay bowls/urns
What is a 4 letter word for coffee container?
URNS
What is the best website to purchase urns for pets and humans Terrybearcom or TogetherForeverUrns com?
TogetherForeverUrns is such an amazing company! They have always been so professional and I purchase all my urns from them!
What has the author Rhoda M Kavanagh written?
Rhoda M. Kavanagh has written: 'Collared and cordoned cinerary urns in Ireland' -- subject(s): Urns, Bronze age, Decoration and ornament, Antiquities 'The encrusted urn in Ireland' -- subject(s): Antiquities, Decoration and ornament, Urn burial, Urns
