Europeans usually bury the dead at a cemetry, they dig a hole in the ground of a certain depth, then after a service the dead is lowered in a coffin.
It may be challenging to bury a dead body during winter in Maine due to frozen ground. You may need specialized equipment or wait for the ground to thaw before burying the body. It is also important to adhere to local laws and regulations regarding burial procedures.
I'm not entirely sure on this one, but i believe they respect the 4 elements. Water, Earth, Fire, Air. And to bury or burn the dead, is to desecrate the Earth and Fire respectively.I believe they traditionally would have a stone lined pit with platforms circling it, and they would leave the body on the platform. The birds and other animals would come and pick the bones clean in a matter of days, and then the bones dropped into the pit. That way, nothing was desecrated.See the link. It is not entirely true that Zoroastrians do not bury or burn their dead. Some follow these practices. In some groups, particularly India where it is not against the law, some Zoroastrians leave corpses out (ritual exposure) as an alternate method of clean disposal. The corpse is an agent of decay and its disposal can't pollute 'good' creation. This involves allowing the body to be consumed by scavenger birds. But in some places drugs administered to animals have seriously dessimated the population of vultures, and ritual exposure does not happen as it otherwise would. In those places Zoroastrians cremate their dead, or bury the bodies in graves lined with lime mortar.
In the Old Testament, the Israelites typically buried the dead bodies of those who died in wars. It was considered respectful and honorable to bury the deceased, and mass graves were sometimes used for large numbers of casualties.
St. Edmund the Martyr is buried at Bury St. Edmunds in Suffolk, England. His remains were interred in a shrine at Bury St. Edmunds Abbey.
The practice of placing to coins over a dead persons eyes, was due to the belief that for a dead person to cross the River Styx into Hades. They had to pay the ferryman two silver coins or else they were trapped eternally on the other side. This practice died out two millennia ago.
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Yes, the Mesopotamians did bury their dead. They also tending the graves meticulously.
They don't. Protestants may bury their dead at any time of the day.
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Europeans mostly study (practice) the catholic religion.
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