Tomb Culture

Tomb Culture refers to the practices and beliefs surrounding burial and the afterlife in various societies throughout history. It encompasses the rituals, art, and architecture associated with tombs and graves, reflecting how cultures understood death and honored their deceased. Elements of Tomb Culture can include the construction of elaborate burial sites, offerings placed with the dead, and the creation of artifacts that serve spiritual purposes. These practices provide insights into the values, social structures, and religious beliefs of different civilizations, illustrating how they perceived life, death, and the connection between the two.