Often used in history, archaeology, and anthropology to discuss cultures and customs around death.

Academic Context

When discussing sensitive topics like death, 'funerary' is used to express these matters with respect.

Respectful Tone

Used in serious or formal discussions; not suitable for casual or light-hearted contexts.

Serious Subject

 Through the mid-20th century, members of the community would, if possible, make their funerary preferences known in advance, sometimes requesting that family members gather to consume the body after death. Tragically, though these rituals honored the deceased,

A brief history of...

 about what would happen to my physical body after I died. What would my nearest and dearest do with me? So if the existence and the fact of your own mortality doesn't get you down, the state of our current funerary practices will.

When I die, recompose me...

 hold a building on top we know now that if they have nine zones that they are likely to be associated with the underworld and therefore standing as a funerary monument but nobody knew this a long time ago another group the

Funerary