Underground burial

Underground burial refers to the practice of depositing a deceased person's body beneath the earth's surface, typically in a coffin or casket. This method is commonly used as a respectful way to honor the deceased, providing a stable environment for decomposition while enabling family and community to perform funeral rites. It can be part of various cultural, religious, or legal practices. The soil acts as a natural preservative, and the arrangement can vary based on personal, cultural, or environmental preferences. Overall, underground burial is a traditional and widely adopted method for human body disposal after death.