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The Basilica Di Santa Croce In Florence Contains A Number Of Cenotaphs Including One For Dante Alighieri, Who Is Buried In Ravenna (Wiki)
Lapis Niger At The Roman Forum
Humayun's Cenotaph Stands Alone In The Main Chamber; The Real Grave Lies In The Basement Below
Cenotaphs Of Shah Jahan And Mumtaz Mahal
Gur Emir Mausoleum: Jade Cenotaph Of Tamerlane
The Bath Cenotaph Is Located In Victoria Park
The Cenotaph Is In Front Of Workmen's Hall
In 1923, A Cenotaph Was Added To The Base Of The Belfry Of Dunkerque In Remembrance Of The Deaths During Wwi
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See Fr.Wikipedia.Org
Wooden Cenotaph Of Shah Isma'il (Archnet)
All The "Tombs" Are In Fact Cenotaphs With The Actual Tombs Themselves Believed To Be Situated Under The Building In A Cave
The "Empty" Tomb Of Tu Duc: Despite The Grandeur Of The Site And The Amount Of Time Tu Duc Spent Here, He Was Buried In A Different, Secret Location Somewhere In Hue. To Keep The Secret Safe The 200 Laborers Who Buried The King Were All Beheaded After They Returned From The Secret Route. To This Day, The Real Tomb Of Tu Duc Remains Hidden. (Wiki)
The Site Includes A Large Cemetery With Cenotaphs Of Six Types Testifying To The Harappan’S Unique View Of Death. (Official Description)
Saint-Louis Cenotaph On Byrsa Hill: The Sculpture Of A Recumbent Figure (Saint Louis Of Carthage)
Plane Tree Grove: "The Middle Of The West Side, Precisely Opposite The Olbrich Wall Fountain, Is Dominated By The Cenotaph For The Painter Paula Modersohn-Becker, Who Died In Childbed." (Nomination File, P. 92)
The Tamgaly Ii Burial Ground (Bronze Age) Includes "Symbolic Graves (Cenotaphs) Without Remains Of People" (According To Sign At The Site).
In 1843, A Monolithic Cenotaph Of Saint Eutropius Was Found In The Basilique Saint-Eutrope In Saintes. It Now Stands In The Centre Of The Crypt.
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See Fr.Wikipedia.Org
