Megaliths never fail to impress moderns who have been spoiled by heavy machinery. Fertile imaginations may overlook the deviousness, imagination, and intelligence of our ancestors, who raised them by brute force, without the aid of any Startrek tractor beam. Most famous megaliths are not sepulchral at all, but appear just to fascinate cemetery buffs visitors. A relic whose chief purpose is to jar those passing by to remember a concluded event or life. The chief form of resistance to this mind control is to ignore it.
Mummies resemble the living except for the marked lack of water, giving buoyancy to the skin.
See also taphophile. The cost of maintaining such a term in the vocabulary has made the continuance of polyandriums prohibitive. Originally a cemetery for the victims of great battles, a notable producer of massed corpses. Inviting the dead to grant advice to the living. Many believe the dead retain a great interest in mortal concerns and choose to bother them with their questions.