"burial area" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a designated space or location where people are buried. Example: The cemetery was divided into different sections, with each one designated as a burial area for specific families.
Outside the burial area were waiting Atta's football teammates.
When the parties proceeded into the burial area, they were asked just to keep the party small for safety reasons.
Some two-thirds of the pots found in the Machang burial area at Liuwan in Qinghai, for example, were painted.
Christians have been protesting since a ban was imposed earlier this year on a traditional burial area next to a revered Hindu temple in Katmandu.
So began the Garden of Angels, a small burial area in a cemetery in the shadows of the San Bernardino Mountains.
What the villagers cannot escape is the steady realisation that this sloping hillside has become not just an emergency site but most likely a crime scene and a de facto burial area.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that rural burial areas are also feeling the squeeze.
The crematorium, which opened in 1992, also features a new cemetery with both traditional and woodland burial areas.
According to the complaint, the company buried some remains in a manner that encroached on other plots, and sold burial areas without sufficient space, leading them to crush, layer or remove remains to make room for more.
So they had tons and tons of slaves, and some of those very well to do also established these burial areas where their slaves could find a last resting place.
The prevalence and patterning of cranial injuries, combined with striking differences in mortuary treatment and demography among the three burial areas indicate interpersonal violence in Harappan society was structured along lines of gender and community membership.
