Exhumation refers to the process of digging up and removing a body from its burial place, often for legal, forensic, or research purposes.
I'm not sure what "obaque" means. Did you mean to type something else?
In Māori, "puka" can refer to a type of tree called the "pūkā" or sometimes it can mean a hole or gap.
"Moso" in Kah can mean "be quiet" or "be still." It is often used as a command to silence or calm someone or a situation.
There is no known definition for the term "antierria." It may be a misspelling or a made-up word.
A sepulchre is a burial place, typically a tomb or a grave. It is a structure where a deceased person is laid to rest.
Ungentle Exhumation was created in 1993.
Exhumation - 2013 was released on: USA: 5 August 2013 (Dallas, Texas)
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exhumed, exhumation
Etchplanation is the dual process of deep weathering followed by exhumation.
The cast of Exhumation - 2013 includes: Wade Bates II as Lead Agent Viviana Davila as Ex Girlfriend Jeremy Kincaid as Paul Khireddine Ouazaa
James 1 body was examined in 1853.
Depends on how deep it was buried. At least 50 centimetres minimum will proably prevent an unwanted exhumation.
Maier Lerner has written: 'Zwei fragen' -- subject(s): Cremation (Jewish law), Jewish Funeral rites and ceremonies, Exhumation (Jewish law)
When a body needs to removed from a grave or other ground for a medical examination, re-allocation of cemeteries, or religious/cultural reasons, it is referred to as exhumation.
Apparently not. There are a couple of words of similar spelling : EXCOMMUNICATION - the official removal of religious affiliation by the Roman Catholic Church. EXHUMATION - the digging-up (disinterment) of buried remains for examination or relocation.
The main difference between etchplanation and pediplanation is at the second stage of their granite weathering processes. At the second stage of the etchplanation weathering process, exhumation occurs downwards, weathering granite vertically - resulting in steep sided granite landforms such as inselbergs or tors. For the pediplanation process however, exhumation occurs laterally, forming usually broad and gently sloping land surfaces. Accompanying the pediplanation process are usually river erosion processes, thus further widening the valley and even forming extensive plains (pediplanes).