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Yes, I have to look it up. I am trying to find some medieval funeral customs and the like, though I am also trying to find out some other details as well. I am probably also going to have to check renaissance custom, as well.
I am also attempting to find technical details, like preparation of the body, yada, yada.
Funeral Consumer Guide. Embalming was done in the hoe, huh? Interesting.
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History of Funeral Customs
Yes, I have to look it up. I am trying to find some medieval funeral customs and the like, though I am also trying to find out some other details as well. I am probably also going to have to check renaissance custom, as well.
I am also attempting to find technical details, like preparation of the body, yada, yada.
Funeral Consumer Guide. Embalming was done in the hoe, huh? Interesting.
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The History of Death in England
Funeral Customs: CHAPTER IV
WAKES, MUTES, WAILERS, SIN-EATING, TOTEMISM, DEATH-TAXES
Funeral Customs: CHAPTER V
BELLS, MOURNING
ORIGINS OF UNDERTAKING:
How antebellum merchants made death their business
by David Burrell
Seminar in Early American History
Professor Randolph Roth
9 June 1998
Embalming (Rotten.com)
Funeral Rites and Customs (History.com)
Embalming (FactBytes.com)
Ha! I jsut read one thing that said embalming in the middle ages was not common. That might work... *snikcer*
Cremation (SeattleLuxury.com(
Cremation Container Information Page (MisspelledSearch.com)
Cremation (Reference.com>
Buddhism: Details about 'Cremated' (Buddhism-Guide.com)
BTW, that "hoe" was supposed to mbe "home", darn typo, lol.
History of Funeral Customs
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