How to Bury a Dead Body
I myself would bury the body deeper
in order to protect it from animals digging it up often for their own food. A
good rule of thumb is to dig a hole around 5 feet deep or more for that
purpose.
After all, not everybody can get lime
and lye to mask the aroma from a dead body, too.
Cremated remains are easier to deal
with.
And last, keep a record by some
means, like markers or a diagram, or both, of where the bodies are buried. Re-interment is a big deal to so many of those
relatives and friends.
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