Below the Church of Saint-Germain, crypts of the 9th century contain tombs of the bishops of Auxerre.
Several old bone samples, taken from the El Geili necropolis, which is known to contain tombs of various periods, both prehistoric and belonging to the early centuries of the Christian age [1], were subjected to TG and DTG analysis.
The church contains the tombs of the Norman soldier of fortune Robert Guiscard, his first wife, and his half brothers.
The shrine, which draws pilgrims from throughout the Islamic world, contains the tombs of two imams revered by Shia Muslims as successors of the prophet Muhammad.
Many scholars suspect that her mummy is hidden in the Valley of the Kings, which, despite its name, contains the tombs of various nobles as well.
Surviving medieval buildings include the 12th-century Romanesque cathedral of St. Blasius, which contains the tombs of the founder, Henry the Lion, and his English consort, Matilda; in the vault are the tombs of the Guelf rulers of the Brunswick line from 1681.
The cueva (grotto) where Pelayo and his followers reputedly took refuge from battle contains the tombs of the king and his wife and sister, as well as the small Chapel of Our Lady (Virgen de las Batallas); the chapel has been frequently destroyed and restored, most recently after the Spanish Civil War (1936 39).
It contains the tombs of Shigeyori, Myōchin, and Gokei Kokushi.
The north transept contains the tombs of two bishops.
