0 a stone put at a grave, usually with the name of the dead person on it, the date of his birth and death etc. -- bia mộ
The council was concerned that the headstones were potentially unsafe.
I can come up with three reasons why so many headstones fail.
The remaining undamaged original headstones, which have been kept in storage, are currently being examined with a view to their reuse.
It is not bearing so much on the question of headstones, or on the character of them.
That imposes physical limitations upon the size of the headstones, and those limitations in themselves react upon the form of the headstone.
I do not think that his complaint was so much about the line of headstones as against a line of headstones of a similar character.
I should explain that there is no question of the symbol of the cross not appearing on the headstone.
No satisfactory cruciform headstone has yet been devised which comes within the limits which are necessary.
