Tombs

Their relatives, their children, their parents, their brothers and sisters and friends are buried alive in tombs of twisted and broken concrete, critically injured and screaming in pain, slowly dying from untreated infection – or worst of all, lying putrefying in the 80 degree heat in the rubble-filled streets. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Anyway, Max got to see mummies (wrapped or in tombs, of course, not the actual bodies) and Roman sculptures. ❋ Unknown (2010)

From 1955 to 1972, archeologists have unearthed a large number of cowries in tombs in Yunnan, amounting to more than 260,000 pieces and over 700 kilograms. 36 All these tombs are dated up to time before the Qin unified China and demonstrate that cowries were present in Yunnan before the late third century BCE. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Their fathers are employed to repair and maintain tombs while their mothers maintain the house, which could be the family mausoleum or the mausoleum of their employers. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The Degollados focus on art found in tombs and burial sites found in western Mexico, a region that includes the states of Jalisco, Nayarit, Aguascalientes, Michoacán, Colima and Guanajuato. ❋ Unknown (2007)

From the top left, users can select one of 64 tombs of well-known pharaohs and unknown tombs from a drop down menu or users can scroll through using forward and back arrows. ❋ Unknown (2007)

There are the partial remains of caved in tombs and coffins amongst the riotous remains. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Fortunately, steps are now being taken to cover these paintings with glass, the size of tour groups has been reduced, and scheduling of visits to the pyramids and the tombs is more carefully planned. ❋ Unknown (1979)

But they called their tombs "eternal dwelling-places"; and they have made them so wonderfully that they have lasted long after all the other buildings of the land, except the temples, have passed away. ❋ James Baikie (1898)

The average number of portrait-statues found in tombs of the first period is from three to seven; but as many as twenty duplicate statues of ❋ Unknown (1891)

He had a nice taste in tombs, had this splendid old Japanese. ❋ Unknown (1891)

The last class of rude stone monuments is composed of dolmens, or chambered tombs, so named from the Welsh word _dol_, a table, and _maen_ or _men_, a stone. ❋ Unknown (1892)

The sham jewellery frequently found in Greek tombs, and the curious mixture of marble with sandstone in the sculptures from Selinus, are other instances that Greeks no less than modern artists condescended to trickery for the sake of effect. ❋ John Addington Symonds (1866)

What they called his tombs were certainly mounds of earth, raised very high, like those which have been mentioned before: only with this difference, that some of these had lofty towers adorned with pinnacles, and battlements. ❋ Jacob Bryant (1759)

Unfortunately due to vandalism it is not possible to go inside the main chamber today to see them but apparently they are equal to the decorated stones in Irish tombs such as Newgrange. ❋ Unknown (2010)

was sent to the [Tombs] for [3 days] over [some bullshit] charge ❋ Jkap (2003)

Adam: Why are you smiling at the [ceiling]? [CJ]: Man, I am stupendously [TOMBED]. ❋ The Ugly Barnikles (2020)

Jim [Carroll] [spent] many a [nights] in the Tombs. ❋ T-Dog Jenkins (2005)

we [burried] that [motherfucker] in the tomb. ❋ Uncle Dom And Teh 16 Mexicans (2004)

[omfg], TomB is [nerfing] the [Thorax] *again*... ❋ Rawr (2004)

Jake was fucking [tombed] last night after [killing] [the thirty]. ❋ Kevin01 (2008)

[Are we] tombing [tonight] then? ❋ DildoBaggins (2005)

[I want] your [tomb] when we are [sleeping]. ❋ 1atlast (2017)

man, this tomb sock has so [much] [ejaculate] [in it]. ❋ CHIDDY BANG (2013)

The [Tomb] [Masters] worked hard to prepare the body for the [funeral] ❋ BreadHandler (2020)