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How did the stone fish kill people?
people tried to eat it but it was stone so they choked on it and died
What happened when stone age people died?
They were buried by other stone age people, who then conducted their own rituals.
Does the resurrection stone do anything?
Yes, the resurrection stone allows the owner to see the person/people they love who have died. However, the stone does not bring people back from the dead.
When medusa died did all the people she turned into stone turn back normal?
No, they stayed stone. Even after her own death her gaze had the power to turn people to stone and her head was used as a weapon by Perseus.
When Medusa died did the people that turned into stone come back to life?
yes
What happeneed when stone age people died?
When Stone Age people died, their bodies were often buried with items they would need in the afterlife, such as tools or personal belongings. Some groups practiced burial rituals, while others may have practiced cremation. The exact customs varied depending on the cultural beliefs and practices of each group.
What is an essay about Paleolthic and Neolithic people?
An essay about Stone Age peoples would be an essay written about how Stone Age people lived, worked, and died, and what their family did to their bodies.
What day did Medusa die?
she died on a day it doesnt matter what day she died it matters if she died, now no more people will turn to stone
When did Richard Stone die?
Lewis Stone died on September 12, 1953 at the age of 73.
Why did the New Stone Age come to an end?
when the stone age died pollution started with machines. people and the earth wasn't loved as much anymore. our earth is dieing because the stone age died out.
Who dies in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone?
The three people that died in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone book are:James PotterLily (Evans) PotterQuirinus Quirrell
When did Patrick Stone die?
Patrick Stone died in 1926.
