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Placing a deceased person's hands across their stomach is a traditional practice in many cultures, often associated with burial customs. This position is believed to symbolize peace and respect for the deceased, creating a serene appearance. Additionally, it can help in the preparation of the body for viewing or burial, providing a sense of closure for the living. Ultimately, these practices vary widely depending on cultural and religious beliefs.
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What are the peoples nails made of?
dead skin cells
Why do peoples eyes go black when they die?
They don't. When you are dead all parts of you are dead as well.
What actors and actresses appeared in Dead Plastic Hands - 2002?
The cast of Dead Plastic Hands - 2002 includes: Dan Walker
How do you measure the capacity of the stomach?
If your organism is dead, remove the stomach and fill it with a fluid and measure the volume.
Who were the first peoples to celebrate Day of the Dead?
Aztecs.
What are tolly tots hair made of?
Dead peoples pubic hair.
What are rhyming synonyms for dead Egyptian stomach?
Tut gut
Who said From My Cold Dead Hands?
Charlton Heston, the NRA President at the time, exclaimed "From my cold, dead hands!" when presented with a rifle at a 2000 NRA convention.
Is it weird to feel a pulse in your hands?
Only if you are dead.
How do you make a dead person come back alive?
how do you make a dead person alive with your hands
Did the Iroquois use a rock to play lacrosse?
NO used dead peoples heads
How does the northern lights effect Eskimo culture?
Torches in the hands of the great spirits. These lights guide the spirits of the recently dead to the land of light and feasting. Only the spirits, the dead and the ever present raven may travel there. Traditional lore claims the Inuit may call the lights to converse with the dead who signal back in a whistling sound and can hear the whispers of the peoples of earth.
