What did archaeologists learn about the burial? why is the burial important?

Burials were and still are important for the humanity. Since they are tightly connected with religion, one should look for the answers there. Firstly, the ritual of burying a dead person was a symbolic journey from the world of the alive to the world of the dead. Grave was supposed to be the final place of resting of the dead person. And, of course, this was an act of respect to the deeds of the one who died.

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