- bury dead
conspecifics placed in
their test chamber. Exhumation, or
disinterment, is the act of
digging something up,
especially a corpse. This is most...
-
commemorate his beatification. On 29
April 2011, John Paul II's
coffin was
disinterred from the
grotto beneath St. Peter's
Basilica ahead of his beatification...
- In 1845, Boone's
remains were
disinterred and
moved to
Kentucky for burial.
Resentment in
Missouri about the
disinterment grew over the years, and a legend...
- however,
Dorgon was not only
stripped of his titles, but his
corpse was
disinterred and mutilated. Dorgon's fall from
grace also led to the
purge of his...
- 100
captured Soviet sailors were
executed there after being forced to
disinter and
cremate the
bodies of
previous victims. In addition, Babi Yar became...
- loan to the
Household Cavalry Museum. The Duke of
Wellington was
asked to
disinter his own horse, Copenhagen, to be
exhibited alongside Marengo, but refused...
- Buzuleciu,
Samuel A.; Crane,
Derek P.; Parker,
Scott L. (2016). "Scent of
disinterred soil as an
olfactory cue used by
raccoons to
locate nests of diamond-backed...
-
Portion of
Bataan disinterment map
highlighting the site of the
Panintingan m****acre...
- for her heirs. At the
request of her children, Garland's
remains were
disinterred from
Ferncliff Cemetery in
January 2017 and re-interred 2,800
miles (4...
- on 6 July 1415. The
council also
decreed that Wycliffe's
remains be
disinterred and cast out. This
decree was not
carried out
until 1429.[citation needed]...
