To confine the dead body, plus, when the body is buried it stops the body being eaten or rotting.
The ancient Egyptians were the first to use coffins in burying their dead. Their coffins were called sarcophagi and were made of stone.
i belive only adults can use the coffins, and if your adult sims can't use them then only Vampires are able to use the coffins.
This riddle describes a coffin. People who make coffins (like carpenters or manufacturers) don’t need them for themselves, as they are typically alive. Those who buy coffins (usually family members of the deceased) don’t use them themselves, as they are purchasing them for someone else. Finally, the people who are placed in coffins (the deceased) are unaware of their existence.
It is a tradition.
The answer to this riddle is "coffin." People who make coffins (like carpenters or manufacturers) typically do not want to use one themselves, those who buy coffins (family members or loved ones) usually do so for someone else and may not use it themselves, and those who are in the coffin (the deceased) have no awareness of it.
Every one can't afford to offer coffins for their loved ones on death. So instead of coffins the coffin like space called lehad is dug inside the side wall of grave to protect the dead body from coming into direct contact with the soil...Bashir AhmadNew Delhi India
coffins
Kane Kwei's coffins serve a ritual function by embodying the cultural beliefs and values of the Ga people in Ghana, where they are used in funeral ceremonies to honor the deceased. These uniquely designed coffins, often shaped like objects that reflect the individual's life, symbolize a personal narrative and celebrate their identity. By integrating artistry and tradition, they facilitate a connection between the living and the dead, helping families navigate grief while honoring ancestral ties. The coffins also reinforce communal bonds, as their creation and use involve collective participation in the rituals surrounding death.
The Ancient Egyptians used Thyme for embalming. Embalming is used to preserve dead bodies. Thyme is also used as incense and put onto coffins at funerals.
Ecological rules for burying the dead often emphasize the use of biodegradable materials, such as natural wood coffins or shrouds, to minimize environmental impact. Green burial practices aim to avoid toxic embalming fluids and encourage the use of designated natural burial sites that preserve local ecosystems. In contrast, cremation can consume significant energy and release greenhouse gases, while traditional coffins may involve non-biodegradable materials. Ultimately, the choice between burial and cremation involves considerations of land use, resource consumption, and the preservation of natural habitats.
my name is BOB
no the recipe is not dead but people don't really use it