- to an
etheric conditions".
Layne claimed that "These
visitors are not
excarnate humans but are
human beings living in
their own world. They come with...
- the
corpse by hand.
Following excarnation, some
societies retrieved the
excarnated bones for burial.
Excarnation has been
practiced throughout the world...
-
Dolmens were
unlikely to have been used for
human sacrifices, but may have been used to
excarnate the dead...
- cist, and will
contain a
larger number of interments,
which are
either excarnated bones or
inhumations (cremations). Most were
situated near a settlement...
-
people sacrificed together and the
skeletons of
young men
deliberately excarnated,
perhaps for
temple displays. The
Moche may have also held and tortured...
- [...]
etheric conditions".
Layne claimed that "These
visitors are not
excarnate humans but are
human beings living in
their own world. They come with...
- left to
decay inside; in others, the body may have been
dismembered or
excarnated outside the
barrow before the
bones were then
placed into the chamber...
- some
instances small stone boxes were used as a
secondary burial, with
excarnated bones placed in as a bundle. Some
graves have been
found to have been...
- this
material developed. The
first is that the
bodies of the dead were
excarnated or
exposed to the elements,
followed by a
secondary burial within the...
- afterlife. As per
Mazdaism practice, the body of the
deceased would be
excarnated and the
bones then
placed in a container, the ossuary,
which was then...
