Jewish Cemetery

Komarovo Cemetary - burial place for many of the Soviet intelligentsia

Most famous cemetery in Russia

Le cimeti?re des pyr?n?istes

"There is a Muslim cemetery at the extremity of the property, with ties to the Spanish Civil War in the 20th century" (AB)

Three cemeteries at Mamshit

Cemetery Island of San Michele
See en.wikipedia.org

Includes a walled cemetery

"the nomination enumerates 16 cemeteries and mausoleums" (AB evaluation)

The Church of St Peter was built over an Illyrian cemetery.

Some of the wooden churches of Slovakia are surrounded by cemeteries

on top of City Hill

Jewish cemetery in Krems

The ossuary in the Convent of San Francisco was Lima's first general cemetery

Laka Kollu

from the Helladic period

The cemeteries are characterised by tall pyramids (AB evaluation)

Bois du Cazier cemetery

Santo Cristo del Buen Viaje

military use of part of the site as a quarantine cemetery (unesco)

The ruined San Geronimo Church (1619) and surrounding cemetery are located within the walls of Taos Pueblo. The US government destroyed the church in 1857 as retaliation for perceived crimes by native peoples. During the destruction of the church many people died within its walls. Hence the creation of the cemetery surrounding the church. - information from Wiki & Taos Pueblo brochure

Campo Santo Teutonico
See de.wikipedia.org

Nordic Bronze Age grave field of Gettlinge
See en.wikipedia.org

Old Jewish cemeteries in Mainz and Worms

The "descent to the bowels of the Cathedral is really a descent to the history of the sacred hill (...). In these narrow spaces, previously accessible only to researchers, visitors will find a Roman cemetery and Swabian necropolis with dozens of tombs, as well as gravestones from 13 to 19 centuries old."
See www.santiagoturismo.com

Documents attest to the existence of a big cemetery in the vicinity of the wall near the southern part, where it cut the city in two. It is precisely that southern section, between the gates of Saint Peter and Saint James, that has the highest occurence of funerary inscriptions reused in the wall, corresponding to the cemeteries in that sector. (Nomination file, p. 51)

The Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe "was built on an earlier (2nd-3rd century) cemetery, where Apollinare, the first bishop, was buried." (AB Ev) "It was certainly located next to a Christian cemetery, and quite possibly on top of a pre-existing pagan one, as some of the ancient tombstones were re-used in its construction."
See en.wikipedia.org

"There are numerous cultural monuments along the route, including ancient cemeteries" (AB ev)

"Alongside each of them is the walled village cemetery." - AB Evaluation

The meadow around the church in the Small Béguinage in Ghent was formerly a cemetery. The old cemetery is located around the church of the béguinage of Sint-Truiden. (Wikipedia)
See nl.wikipedia.org

"Archaeological findings dating back about 40,000 years, caves and rock shelters, ancient paths and ways along the valleys, motifs and inscriptions, cemeteries, mounds, castles, settlements, and other historical evidence attest to the continuity of life in the Hawraman/Uramanat region from the Paleolithic to the present time". (Official desription)

Historic cemetery

Two Jewish cemeteries

Ch’ëdähdëk Tth’än K’et (Dënezhu Graveyard)

Old Levuka Cemetery is tended to perfection by prison inmates. Tombstones bear the names of many Europeans who settled here in the 19th century (Frommers)

San Domingo component: "remains of the former English settlement of Jillifree, apart from the ruins of a two-storey stone house. The sites of two or three further houses are marked by piles of stones and the cemetery is covered by undergrowth" (AB ev)

Cassipora Creek Cemetery + "Also included in the Jodensavanne component part is the African-Creole cemetery, Nengre Berpe" (AB ev)

"Individual graves are generally grouped together in military cemeteries or in dedicated enclosures in civilian cemeteries." (Crit iii)

Île du Cimetière

Cimenterio San Isidoro

Palestinian cemetery

Remains of 3 cemeteries

"The nominated churches with their mural paintings and the surrounding churchyards and cemeteries are representative examples for the geographically and historically different areas of these vernacular traditions in the mountainous regions of the northern Carpathians." (AB Ev)

"Cemeteries were found outside the circular rampart at Fyrkat to the northeast of the fortress, and at Trelleborg inside the outer ward. The graves at Trelleborg show evidence of pagan and Christian burials. At Fyrkat, the burials are considered pagan." The cemeteries are within the boundaries of the two component parts. (AB Ev)

Several cemeteries are included in the Val d'Orcia WHS, e.g. the cemetery of the monastery of Sant'Anna in Camprena.
See it.wikipedia.org

Jewish Cemetery

Jewish cemetery

"Originally forty-six stelae were erected in the cemetery between the tenth and fifteenth centuries. Archaeological excavations show that the site contains graves. They have been interpreted as having a funerary significance, since there are tombs scattered around the stelae. " - UNESCO Documentation and Periodic Reporting

"the bonnalè, the cemetery of the Royal Court, located just inside the Court, forming a buffer space between the entrance gate and the domains" (Ab Ev)

the Certosa cemetery (nom file)

Several Bronze Age burial grounds, including graves consisting of stone boxes

Cementerio General
See es.wikipedia.org

Royal Cemetery

Suyab

The graveyard located at the south and south-western part of the site contains 20,000-37,000 graves (AB ev)

"The Monk's Graveyard is partially collapsed and smaller than when it was in active use. It contains stone crosses with mostly plain inscripted decorative patterns on its west side, two of which are highly detailed and believed to be early features of the site .." (wiki)

Nordic Bronze Age Grave field
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Saint Peter's Cemetery and Saint Sebastian's Cemetery

Cemetery of the church of Saint-Laurent in Jézeau, with a funerary cross featuring a shell and a pilgrim's staff - Cemetery of the Church Saint-Pierre de La Sauve – Cemetery surrounding the chapel Saint-Julien in Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges - Saint-Just Church in Valcabrère - Church Saint-Pierre in Aulnay (Nomination file)

The site of a 16th century Basque cemetery still exists at the tip of Saddle Island, with tombs hollowed out of the rock. (AB ev)

Jewish cemetery
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Tilcara: Cemetery at Pucara

Old Jewish cemetery, Slav?n Cemetery

Bornstedt cemetery

"(...) even the space reserved for the dead seems regulated in the same spirit, i.e. a cemetery for monks, one for lay brothers and one for the laity." (AB Ev)

Žale Central Cemetery
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The cloister of Paradise (Chiostro del Paradiso) surrounds a part of the ancient churchyard around the apse of the Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua. The cloister is so called because in the past the garden was used as a cemetery.
See it.wikipedia.org

Armenian cemetery in the Armenian Quarter

Cimetière du Château on the Colline du Château: The cemetery, founded in 1783, is located on the northern part of the hill, visible from the city. It has the particularity of bringing together within its enclosure several national, religious and social groups, evoking thus the history of cosmopolitan tourism in Nice which has often translated by the richness and diversity of funerary monuments. (Nomination file, p. 62)
See en.wikipedia.org

Sharpeville Sites: "All the people that died in the massacre are buried in the Phelindaba Cemetery, located two kilometres north of the Police Station. Sharpeville Graves Site A (component part 005) is a long row containing sixty-three graves, and Sharpeville Graves Site B (component part 006) is a row of six graves." (AB ev)

Old cemetery

Gudsageren in Christiansfeld; Moravian cemeteries in Bethlehem, Herrnhut
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"The hill of Gisozi in Kigali City hosts the Kigali Genocide Memorial built in 1999, where more than 250,000 victims have been buried" / "All four memorial sites are open to the public serving as cemeteries.." (AB ev)

Jewish cemetery

"There are over 80 known cemeteries within the boundaries of Mammoth Cave National Park. Some are snugged tightly against historic churches, some are along the roadways, while others are scattered within the forest. No matter their location or current state of upkeep, they all have one unifying trait. Each is the final resting place of those who once lived within the park and their presence still matters to not only family descendants but to researchers as well."
See www.nps.gov

Amongst the archaeological remains are .. cemeteries .. (AB ev)

Castelseprio: "The Church of Santa Maria foris portas in Castelseprio, a private aristocratic building with annexed cemetery" (AB Ev) + "The religious complex of San Giovanni Evangelista, consisting of a basilica with a baptistery and a cemetery" (Nomination file, p. 148)

Yaoshan cemetery, with two rows of tombs (AB ev) + 4 cemeteries at the City Site

Jewish Cemetery at Kazimir

Koyasan

Ritual centres and cemeteries appear (four sites); and Ritual centres and cemeteries are separated (five sites). (AB ev)

Hedeby: large Viking Age cemetery (South Cemetery), also a ship burial and a barrow cemetery with cremation burials (nom file)

Hallstatt's Parish Chuch + prehistoric cemetery / grave field next to the mine

Spa cemetery (1841), Baden Baden cemetery (1843), four cemeteries at Karlovy Vary

Old Acadian cemetery

Colonial cemetery

Part of the San Miniato al Monte complex is "the cemetery, known as the Cimitero delle Porte Sante". "Since ancient times, regardless of its defensive function, various adjacent spaces to the Abbey were used for burials, and starting from the 18th century it was officially used as a city cemetery." (Nomination file 174ter, p. 7-8)

Monumental cemetery of the Ferrara Charterhouse
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"The ancient inhabitants of Bahrain understood the special geological configuration of the island and used less fertile land for the development of these extraordinary cemeteries." – "The serial property displays the original distribution of Early and Late Type Dilmun Burial Mounds, organized in individual cemeteries." (OUV)

The archaeological remains of the city of Dholavira include fortifications, gateways, water reservoirs, ceremonial ground, residential units, workshop areas, and cemetery complex (AB ev)

There are cemeteries in several components, e.g. Regensburg, Linz, Enns, Mautern, Zwentendorf, Tulln, Klosterneuburg, Vienna, Carnuntum. These can be burial grounds or grave sites on both sides of the arterial roads, as was generally the case in Roman times. In Carnuntum (ID No 31), there are "cemeteries along the ancient radial roads, whereby elaborate tomb architecture such as funeral altars, pillar monuments or tomb chapels as well as tumulus tombs were found". (Nomination file, p. 79) "One of the more important ones is the one in Regensburg (ID No 5 & 6), which is the largest Roman cemetery in Germany."
See de.wikipedia.org

Ethnological Cemetery in Nidda

"The religious heritage preserved in the Kenozero cultural landscape, including churchyards and wooden churches, chapels, crosses, cemeteries" (AB ev)

There is a cemetery in the northern part of the Wortel colony. (AB Ev)

"Cemeteries are also significant in terms of architectural design; those in Salamina and Marsella (National Monuments)... deserve special mention." (Nomination file, p. 81)

the archaeological remains of ... cemeteries (AB ev)

Cemetery in Encarnación de Díaz - has a central patio surrounded by portals with crypts and mausolea decorated with neo-classical sculpture (AB ev)

Military cemetery

"The 1974 excavation of Ban Chiang revealed Bronze Age graves over a Neolithic cemetery,.."

Isle of the Dead (Port Arthur)

Through a door in the Chapel of Sant'Antonio (also called the Chapel of the Sacrament) in the Lower Basilica you pass to the small cloister of the Cemetery of the friars; the floor and walls of the portico are covered with tombstones, the oldest of which dates back to 1295.
See it.wikipedia.org

Several cemeteries are included, including 2 within the St. Thaddeus ensemble (AB ev)

"The So Na Caçana site (...) Like many prehistoric settlements of the island, it was used until after Roman times, as can be seen from the fact that it also has a small Islamic cemetery."
See www.menorcatalayotica.info

at the Mahathat

In the Byzantine/Medieval time, the site was used mainly as a cemetery. (Executive summary, p. 2)

Three unchanging elements are found in all 5 villages: the ksar, the cemetery and the palm grove with its summer "citadel". Outside the walls of the cities, the egalitarian idea reigns, as well, in the necropolises, where, among the nondistinctive graves, only the tombs of sages and the small mosques are distinguishable. (AB Ev)