Translation for 'burial' from English to French

burial

enterrement {m}

ensevelissement {m}

sépulture {f} [inhumation]

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burial [funeral]

inhumation {f}

burial {sg}

obsèques {f.pl}

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burial chamber

tombeau {m}

burial cloth

suaire {m}hist.vêt.

burial ground

champ {m} funérairearchéo.

burial method

méthode {f} funérairesociol.

burial mound

tumulus {m}archéo.

cairn {m} dolméniquearchéo.

tertre {m} funérairearchéo.constr.

burial site

champ {m} funérairearchéo.

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burial at sea [sailor's funeral]

obsèques {f.pl} en mer

burial at sea [scattering of ashes]

sépulture {f} en mer [dispersion des cendres en mer]

mass burial site

charnier {m}

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Bronze Age burial mound

tumulus {m} de l'âge du bronzearchéo.

burial plot in perpetuity

concession {f} à perpétuitédr.sociol.

• Alternatives to ground burials include burial in a coral reef, sky burial, burial at sea, hybrid cemeteries and human composting.
• All of the Western Han Dynasty imperial burial grounds contain multiple tombs, often with their own burial mounds.
• Burial 9 represents the burial of an adult male, although skeletal remains were fragmentary. The burial included an iron objects, glass and stone beads, bronze bangles, and a fragmentary ceramic pot.
• Very little is known about the burial practices of Brushed Pottery culture, as no graves dated to this culture have been found.
• Clermont Cemetery is among the earlier surviving public cemeteries in central Queensland, others being located at St Lawrence (earliest burial 1857), South Rockhampton Cemetery (established 1860), Marlborough (earliest burial 1860) and Nebo (earliest burial 1866).

• Burial No. 15: A bundle burial not in anatomical order.
• Burial 18: Infant female burial, from the Early Classic Period, buried with Burial 19.
• A burial site remains and is used for burial rites.
• A Roman period burial ground with twelve burial mounds has been identified near the settlement.
• Along with the Van Buskirk Family Burial Ground, the Sandford Family Burial Ground and others, the Abel I. Smith Burial Ground is one of a few recognized family burial grounds in Hudson County.

• An extensive Roman-period burial ground with sixty burial mounds has been identified near the settlement.
• This scandal contributed to burial reform in the Burial Act 1852, [...] which closed burial grounds within metropolitan London and allowed the establishment of large cemeteries in the then surrounding countryside in the mid-19th century.