Urn cemetery
An urn cemetery is used to keep the containers with the ashes of the deceased after a cremation. Grave fields with urn burials have been known since the Bronze Age , especially from the urn field culture . Ancient grave fields with urn burials are not called urn cemetery, as the term “cemetery” is reserved for Christian burial sites.
- see e.g. B. Tinsdal # story
Modern urn cemeteries:
- Germany
- the urn cemetery Seestrasse , Berlin
- the urn cemetery on Richtstrasse , Berlin
- Austria (crematorium with cemetery)
- 1922 Simmering fire hall , Vienna
- 1927 Urn cemetery at Tabor , Steyr
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