crypts

The author strangely describes the pyramids as crypts, when no evidence suggesting interment in them has ever been found.

But then there are family crypts with 4, 6, 8, 12 bodies interred pulling the average down.

Think encrypt the real request needed into the url to the edge worker it de-crypts that payload and does the request.

Old skulls, like those found in crypts of old European cities, had larger jaws.

They started ushering the entire group into the crypts underground so I just went with the flow.

Let's say we made an automated colonoscopic machine that scanned the whole intestine and destroyed all abnormal colonic crypts.

The crypts under Stefans Dom in Vienna are well worth a visit.

A marble mausoleum and progressively darker, dingier crypts and catacombs follow.

But a cluster of crypts containing thousands or even millions of those old weird people who will be likely just a burden to a way more advanced society?

Lots of crypts were left comically incomplete, later.

Inter them in gigantic space crypts instead.

Geological conditions in the Levant meant that bodies were typically interred in crypts or caves rather that being buried 'six feet under' where the decomposition couldn't be smelled by scavengers.

It's somewhat misleadingly described as a "crypt", but it's not the foundations of the cathedral as many crypts are.

But in my part of the world, remains are "permanently" housed in cemeteries, crypts, colmbariums, etc.

Crypts were discovered beneath the peak of the mountain by Adolf Kudlinski (check youtube).

Crypts elsewhere are scribbled throughout.