Examples of using Burials in English and their translations into Danish
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The burials confirmed the history regarding the Herulian supremacy at the Amber Route in Moravia, where they according to Procopius controlled their region.
The demand for burials will become overwhelming.
Within minutes, Basem's workers reveal the outlines of six separate burials cut into the rock.
The burials also confirmed that the uniform customs of the princely barbarian mercenary officers and foederati spread out from Central Europe to Scandinavia.
Burials management with detailed datasheet,
It is noteworthy that a certain part of the territory was intended for Lutheran burials.
Location of the tombstone/grave* Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
Green or natural burials, which don't use embalming, are a step in the right direction,
at that time massive burials of people died from all kinds of ailments and hunger.
Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few"late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places.
whilst others undertake burials.
Occasionally, Rico digitally records the burials of people who die without friends
if there are later burials also.
Single burials were especially common in western Denmark and they have given their name to the period of“the Single Grave Culture”. Burials were situated in fairly small barrows.
There are burials with found new victims.
all traces of ocher disappeared gradually from the burials.
was a monument linked to the burials in the area.
By far the largest number of known burials and preserved tombstones from the 18th century however pertain to Mollegade.
The project will investigate gender roles in relation to mobility in the Bronze Age with a focus on the female oak-coffin burials from present day Denmark.
The great VikingAge cemetery at Birka in Sweden has yielded numerous burials with remnants of pouches