Compare the burial practices of the Chinese, Kush/Nubia, and the Celts

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The Chinese have many ceremonial practices. The funeral must be conducted properly and completely as they have beliefs that it will cause them bad luck if done otherwise. The ceremony will lasts for 49 days but the most important days for them is the first 7 days.

The burial practices in Nubia were believed that such traditions were influenced from the culture of Egyptians. The bodies were positioned on their right side having their heads facing the north direction.

The Celts honor the death of people who died in war. The way of their burial practices depends on the tribe they were in, it could be that bodies will be buried or even have it cremated. Celts also believed in reincarnation, the dead bodies wore silver and gold gowns together with jewelries wrapped around the parts of their body.

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