Death customs
Must-see sarcophagi in Turkish museums
The Ministry made the following 11 selections from the magnificent sarcophagi in the country, which depict the immortal details of life, history and art.
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“Head of Eros” Reunited with Sarcophagus in Turkey
The Roman sarcophagus was discovered in the ancient city of Sidamara
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Howling the Horror of Loss: Keening & death lament of the Irish
Keening is a form of death wailing usually expressed by women which is found in many indigenous cultures globally
Head of Eros reunites with its sarcophagus
Discovered 140 years ago and taken to England from Türkiye, the Eros Head was put in its place at the Istanbul Archaeology Museum as a result of the initiatives of the Culture and Tourism Ministry.
The artifact, which was brought to Türkiye on June 10, was reunited with the historical Sidamara Sarcophagus to which it belonged.
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After the First 13 - Three more Illegally Buried Bodies found near Bankya
Three more bodies were found buried in the illegal cemetery near Klisura and Bankya.
This was reported by Nova TV, stating that the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office has confirmed it. Expert examinations will prove the gender and identity of the victims of the funeral agent Georgi Enev.
Maine looking to legalize Viking-style funerals where you go out in blaze of glory
The US state of Maine is looking at making Viking-style funerals legal, meaning a deceased person could be set on fire outdoors as part of a ceremony
Employee of a Funeral Agency is Detained in Relations to the 7 Bodies found near Sofia
Seven bodies of elderly people were found buried near the village of Klisura, near the capital Sofia. The Ministry of Interior confirmed that these were unregulated funerals. There is a detainee in the case.
According to unofficial information, the bodies belong to elderly people who were placed in hospices and had to be cremated after their death.
A day of mourning for the death of miners in Aleksinac
The Municipality of Aleksinac made a decision today on declaring the Day of Mourning tomorrow, April 2, on the occasion of the accident that happened early this morning in the brown coal mine "Soko".
Eight miners lost their lives in the accident, six of them from Aleksinac.
Former President Sartzetakis laid to rest in Athens
The funeral took place in a closed family circle
1,800-Year-Old Rock-Cut Tombs Explored in Turkey
Many of the tombs, designed with vaulted ceilings and decorated with painted walls, contained multiple sarcophagi
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