To sailors a burial at sea was an honorable way to be buried. The practice of burials at sea became a necessity to the health and wellness of the remaining members of the crew before the age of refrigeration. If a body was left on the ship it would rot and smell up the ship and the decay would cause an already dangerous environment to be come even more hazardous.
The phrase "bodies under the hill in Blackheath" often refers to the historical context of burial practices in the area, particularly during the 19th century when Blackheath was used for burials. However, there is no specific or confirmed number of bodies buried there, as the area has seen various uses over time. The suggestion of "bodies" can also evoke local legends or stories, rather than factual counts.
Most of what we consider to be ancient history took place in and oround the Mediterranean. The Persians, Assyrians, Babylonians, etc. lived in an area in which resources were scarce and therefore required the growing populations of these kingdoms to expand and conquer neighboring civilizations to have enough water to survive.
At the Battle of Wounded Knee, 25 union troops were killed, primarily from the 7th Cavalry Regiment. The names of these soldiers are not widely documented in historical records, and specific individual accounts may vary. However, the battle's focus is primarily on the tragic loss of life among both Native Americans and soldiers rather than on individual names. The event is more commonly remembered for its impact on Native American history rather than the specifics of the casualties.
" At this time the organization adhered to a rather straightforward program-"Strikers, Bolsheviks, Jews, malingerers, and war profiteers were the enemy, and it was the duty of the workers to unite behind the war effort." (Payne, 135) However, after the disastrous conclusion to the war, Drexler's union, having changed its name to the "German Worker's Party," lacked any coherent program and was on the brink of collapse when Hitler inadvertently stepped into the picture. from:http://www.novelguide.com/ReportEssay/history/european-history/hitler-and-dap
An Incendiary weapon is one that burns intensely rather than detonates, so destroying by heat and fire rather than by blast (pressure-wave)
We don't really know. Robi put Max overboard, so all we can do is assume rather or not he is alive.
Romy Schneider was buried next to her son in Paris
Mt.Vesuvius buried Pompeii under mud and ash. Herculaneum was also buried by the same volcano at the same event.
He is entered at National Cathedral in Washington D.C. He is the only president buried there and it is rather strange since he was a Presbyterian and the cathedral is Episcopalian.
it is the history about what has been written, rather than what has happened
It was Adolf Hilter that had his dog Blondi shot and buried with him, but also Eva Braun, so your question was wrong.
history means nothing rather than rehearsing the past
Sir Francis died of dysentery at age 55. He was off the coast of Puerto Bello, Panama. He was buried at sea. The Spanish history says he committed suicide rather than be taken captive by the Spanish. He did not commit suicide.
To protect their rather soft bodies.
Actually they did not build the pyramids to impress people. The purpose of the pyramids was to protect the bodies (and funeral goods) of the Pharaohs and other important people who were buried inside them. The ancient Egyptians had rather extreme funeral customs. The fact that pyramids are impressive is purely coincidental to their actual function.
Yes, she was buried with Episcopal rites as I understand.
cause the leprechauns would rather it be kept a secret. much love. broomstick#2