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Ute Indians traditionally practiced burial on scaffold-like structures or platforms rather than in canyon rims. This method allowed the deceased to be elevated, which they believed helped the spirit transition to the afterlife. However, burial practices varied among different Ute bands and could also include interment in the ground. Overall, scaffolds were more common than canyon rim burials in their customs.

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