0 an ornamental stone placed over a grave on which the dead person’s name etc is engraved. -- ศิลาหน้าหลุมฝังศพ
The material text is no less a prison/grave (books, after all, do in their three-dimensional rectangularity evoke prison-houses and tombstones).
By that time, each family had its own burial zone where there were tombstones for couples and individuals.
He explicitly stated on the tombstone that the grave was a feng shui spot and must never be altered.
Associations between status and distinctive forms of apparel may certainly be suggested on the basis of reliefs on royal monuments and tombstones.
In the second, the wife died first, and the husband erected a tombstone for her in his family cemetery.
Lip-service, or a text on a tombstone, does not do any good whatever, or giving them medals.
It has to mark it not milestones but tombstones.
Many older cemeteries contain tombstones and memorials that have become unstable.
