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How were ancient Jews buried?

When a member of the family died, the body was wrapped in a shroud and sometimes placed in a coffin, and was then laid in the tomb as an individual inhumation, even if the bones were later collected and placed elsewhere.

How were Jews buried in ancient times?

Burial sites took various forms, and these included niches, benches, sarcophagi and ossuaries (urns). Cemeteries were not widespread among the Jews. Typically, private tombs were built to provide a dignified burial. The corpses of the extremely poor, like those of foreigners, were buried in official cemeteries. Jewish Burial Customs and the Shroud Cyfrowy Leksykon Syndonologiczny specific-entries Cyfrowy Leksykon Syndonologiczny specific-entries

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How did the Israelites bury their dead?

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