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Dozens of mummies found in ancient burial ground in Egypt
by auron in Culture & Society > HistoryDozens of Mummified bodies have been unearthed and photographed by Egyptian archaeologist Abdul Rahman El-Aidy in a cache of 52 rock tombs in Lahun, around 120 km (75miles) south of Cairo, The discovery was made in April, 2009 and has ...
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Magnificent Mausoleums From Around the World
by nobertbermosa in Culture & Society > HistoryHere are the most notable and remarkable burial places from around the world.
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Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
by JackWellman in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity... there were several hundreds of witnesses who saw Jesus before & after His crucifixion including multiple eye witnesses, including a Roman Guard, that saw the empty tomb of Joseph of Arimathea, which Joseph had given for Jesus’ burial site.
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Get ready for Memorial Day cemetery visit
by Evergreenspaces in Events & Holidays > HolidaysOn Memorial Day people all over the US will be making visits to the burial sites of their beloved family and friends.
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A Matter of Grave Concern: A Look at Headstones
by Becca1962 in Culture & Society > HistoryThe gravestone has been around for thousands of years. There is proof that even most primitive men marked the graves of their loved ones.
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Cremation is a sign of Gods curse!
by joy4christ in Religion & Spirituality > ChristianityCremation is often practiced today in cultures that have no respect for the human body or see it as evil; Cremation was not commonly practiced by Gods people in both Old or New Testament times.
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Haunted New Orleans
by hollyjayne in Travel > GeneralNew Orleans is the most haunted city in the United States. Here are some of the cities haunted places.
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John Bell and the Bell Witch part 1 of 4 - compilation of tales written by 8th graders
by dj_lyons in Religion & Spirituality > New AgeIn 2002, I conducted a 10-week Creative Writing & Research Class. Our primary focus was the Tennessee Bell Witch, the poltergeist who haunted the Bell family from 1817- 1821. This is a compilation of what my 8th-Grade students wrote about ...
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Free Events in Boston on the Fourth of July
by shellybarclay in Events & Holidays > HolidaysFamily events in Boston that only require you to pay for transportation and food.
