| Urn burial is an ancient Graeco-Roman practice, and to this day, the ashes of the dead are often preserved in cinerary urns. |
| We offer a range of cinerary urns to hold the ashes of a dear one, all made from Magdalen Islands' sand. |
| If the ashes are dispersed after cremation, as in India, they are collected in a cinerary urn. |
| The cinerary urns found in Berkshire undoubtedly contain the ashes of the Anglians who came south under Penda in the 7th century. |
| The cairn and tumulus, the cist and cinerary urn, all occur accompanied with contemporary relics. |
| Is a corridor filled with cinerary urns, chiefly from Volterra, bearing recumbent figures, ludicrously stunted. |
