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What do Parsis people do to their dead bodies?
parsis do not burn or burry dead people.they dispose the bodies in the tower of silence where vulture come and eat their flesh.
When was Dead Bodies created?
Dead Bodies was created on 2003-04-25.
Are there really dead bodies under Neyland Stadium?
most people say no but i think there is!!
Dead bodies in medieval times?
Beginning in Roman times people started to bury the dead when Christianity took hold, so by the middle ages burial was the preferred method. At times during plague events when there were thousands of dead some bodies were burned, but generally they were buried. This was true on battle fields as well.
What are the people called who pick up the dead bodies?
a coroner OR a morticion
Can dead bodies kill people?
no.
What do people do to dead bodies?
They bury them or they cremate them.
What are the people who examine the dead bodies called?
Coroner.
Who are the people that took picture of the dead bodies?
There are some police officers that take picture of dead bodies. You will also find people working for coroners taking these pictures.
Why were the pyramids of egypt significant?
Because people needed to put the bodies of dead people in them, so that the bodies wouldn't rot.
Is Katrina Kaif a Parsi?
No, she is not a Parsi.
What is the professional name for the people that transfer dead bodies?
Undertaker.
Who are the people that take pictures of dead bodies?
Forensic photographer
What do Parsis people do to their dead bodies?
parsis do not burn or burry dead people.they dispose the bodies in the tower of silence where vulture come and eat their flesh.
What are Corpse?
The word corpses means dead bodies, deceased people.
Does Halloween include scaring of the dead?
No, but it does include scaring people with skeletons, bodies, etc., alluding to the dead.
What eats dead people in a grave?
Buried bodies are gradually consumed by bacteria and fungi. These are present in water, air, soil- and in and on our bodies every day. The are the natural decomposers of dead plants, animals and people.
