Sentence examples for type of funerary from inspiring English sources

Archaeological discoveries made on sites at Xanthus, Patara, Myra, and other of its cities have revealed a distinctive type of funerary architecture.

Lycia is described as a district along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey inhabited in the first millennium B.C. by people about whom relatively little is known, although they are noted for their "distinctive type of funerary architecture".

Thus, it is remarkable that people of Calama, during the Formative Period, used this type of dangerous pigment as a funerary grave good.

Most of the vast corpus of funerary texts was magical in character.

Christianity has provided the richest legacy of funerary monuments.

Equally important were mourning ceremonies, a series of funerary observances and anniversary commemorations of the dead.

The sculptured gravestones of classical Athens deserve special notice, for they are among the noblest products of funerary art.

Earlier generations of Londoners are present in street names, public statues and busts, and thousands of funerary monuments and inscriptions.

Any survey of Egyptian architecture will in consequence be weighted in favour of funerary and religious buildings.

A number of funerary urns were excavated from the base of Platform C2.

A great number of funerary urns were excavated around the base of this platform.