This could have various utility values. First of all it permits viewing of the body without possible transmission of disease, or sad to relate- souvenir hunting vandals. It is somewhat in between the closed casket ( no visible body) and the open variety. In some cases, special display caskets- the burial proper is in a more modest type- are used for this- the effect somewhat resembles a Museum display case- which has the same functions of keeping the exhibit safe and forestalling monkey business. in some cases the type of Glass used may actually be deliberately designed ( like a one-way mirror) to permit full visual contact with the corpse- but forestall Photography. special types of glass are needed for this. By the way Judy Garland was waked (Under Glass).
An archer - or cross-bow man. It's a large shield covering the entire body.
Knight's would have worn linen or cloth shirts and pants when around the home, or doing work on the farm. They would have also have a covering on the shirt with their family shield imprinted on it.
The element that would be relevant for a 2000 pound casket is the element of "weight." The weight of the casket in this case is specified as 2000 pounds.
On Bruno's grandmother's casket, there is a swastika painted, which she would not have liked because it symbolizes the Nazi regime and the persecution of Jews.
That would be a undertaker...... and not the wrestler
The skin is like a giant shield covering your whole body, protecting it from diseases and infections. Without it the human race would die
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gultly
It is traditionally family that carries the casket, however when family's are very small or not close, friends would be perfectly acceptable as well.
I know that Hawaii is made up of shield volcanoes, so the answer to your question would be U.S.A.
They bubble because if they didn't they would die.
No, James Dean did not have an open casket funeral. After his fatal car accident in 1955, the condition of his body was such that an open casket would not have been appropriate. His funeral was held privately, and only a small group of family and friends attended.