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Examples of gravestone
gravestone
It is likely an ancient Muslim gravestone transported from Antioch by merchants.
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On that trip, Gus Cannon had just gotten a gravestone that someone had organized.
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Nunn stopped by because he wanted to add some details to his gravestone, he said.
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The Navy said a gravestone bearing the names of all 16 men will be erected later.
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Glennon has the best arm of the group, but he is about as mobile as a gravestone.
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On November 23, 1958, an unknown person removed the gravestone from the gravesite.
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The chapel also has the oldest gravestone in the cathedral, dating back to ca.
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Until the late twentieth century, the cross-topped gravestone bore no inscription.
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A gravestone from 1855 for Maria Millhime was found near the Fostoria runway.
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- A stone that is used to mark a grave
- A headstone, tombstone, or gravestone is a marker, normally carved from stone, placed over or next to the site of a burial in a cemetery or elsewhere.
- Gravestone was a heavy metal band formed in Germany in 1977 as a Progressive Rock band before going in to Heavy Metal.
- A stone slab set at the head of a grave
- (Gravestones) Three of the stones marking the wealthy tombs of Grave Circle A in Mycenae, Jacobovici states, appear to depict the parting of the Sea of Reeds. ...
- A stone placed on a grave to mark it, often bearing an inscription listing years of birth and death, name, and perhaps an epitaph.
- A special stone on a grave which marks where someone is buried
