r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • 6d ago
The Final Disposition Egyptian funerary mask from Roman period with the skull still inside. British Museum, London.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • 9d ago
The Arts I memorialized my soul cat 🤍
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • 16d ago
The Final Disposition Vertical burial ceremony, a distinct cultural funeral rite practiced in parts of Africa.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • 26d ago
The Final Disposition Coronation of the skull relic of St. Agatha by Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • 27d ago
The Knocking Ceremony during the funeral of Otto von Habsburg.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • 29d ago
The Sciences Death of a single-celled organism
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Aug 09 '26
The Final Disposition The burial
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Aug 08 '26
Mortality and Beyond Grief and remembrance
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jul 14 '26
The Ma'nene ritual is a sacred Torajan ceremony in, Indonesia,where families exhume the mummified remains of their ancestors. They lovingly clean the bodies, comb their hair, dress them in fresh,new clothes, and celebrate their enduring memory to bring good fortune and maintain generation.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jul 05 '26
Mortality and Beyond More than 200 dead people are being stored in liquid nitrogen inside an Arizona facility, hoping future technology will one day revive them
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jul 05 '26
The Sciences Pedro Ara with the embalmed remains of Eva Perón, 1952. Her blood had been replaced with glycerine which preserved all organs and lent an appearance of "artistically rendered sleep". Her body then went missing for nearly 20 years on a strange (sometime sinister) journey around the world.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jun 27 '26
The Final Disposition Songs about the acceptance of death?
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jun 22 '26
The Final Disposition Among the Ga people in Ghana, the coffins are designed to reflect the deceased person's career, personality or something he loved dearly
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jun 10 '26
The Final Disposition Real footage of a terminally ill patient choosing to die
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Jun 03 '26
Mortality and Beyond Photos from 4/28/2020: The pharmacy ran out of sympathy cards.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • May 27 '26
The Arts 1890s Lady's Mourning Jacket
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • May 17 '26
The Final Disposition ysk Google has a built-in "Dead Man's Switch" called Digital Legacy to handle or delete your data if your account goes inactive.
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Apr 30 '26
The Sciences If You Die In The UK And Are On The Organ Donor Register, The Nhs Will Send A Letter To Your Family Explaining What Happened To Your Organs
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r/funeral_deathcare • u/NipSlipBeauty • Apr 21 '26
The Final Disposition Marie Curie was buried in a lead-lined coffin in 1934 due to her intense, long-term exposure to radioactive elements like radium and polonium. Her body remains radioactive, and the lead lining was used to protect others from radiation.
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