Crematoria for murdered Concentration Camp victims

Crematorium

Pashputinath Ghats. Active Hindu cremation site

Cerveteri: "The earliest known [tombs] are series of rock cut trenches holding pottery ossuaries containing ashes of the deceased." (AB Ev) – Cerveteri: "The most ancient burials can be recognized close to Tumulus III, as a series of small trenches excavated in the tufa rock. They contained impasto pottery ossuaries which held the ashes of the deceased." (Nomination file, p. 9) – "The most ancient areas (9th to 8th century B.C.) [of the Cerveteri necropolis] (...) include (...) well-shaped tombs for the burial of cremated remains in urns". (Nomination file, p. 20)

Ayutthaya's Rajburana Temple was the cremation ground site for King Boromraja's brothers

Site of earliest discovered remains of a human cremation - "Mungo Lady" at Mungo Lake c26-20 000 years ago

"A building on the grounds contains five vaulted underground tombs, within four of which are cremated remains, and there is one uncremated corpse. The Elamites traditionally buried their dead, and the reason for the cremation is unknown."
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Luang Prabang's royal cremation chariot is kept in Wat Xiang Thonh

About 6% of the people in the grave fields were cremated (nom file)

cremation of animal remains at the factory