The latter is Browne's treatise on morality, mortality and the passage from vitality to nothingness, which for Browne was exemplified by urn burial.
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A General Accounting Office report estimates that at the current rate of about 20 coffin and urn burials a day, the cemetery will be full by 2025.
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Sir Thomas Browne was a 17th century English physician and author of " Religio Medici " and " Hydriotaphia, or : Urn Burial ."
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He expanded his study to survey burial and funerary customs, ancient and current, and published it as " Hydriotaphia or Urn Burial " ( 1658 ).
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The Urnfield culture ( c . 1300 BC 750 BC ), a late Bronze Age culture of central Europe, takes its name from its large cemeteries of urn burials.
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About 40 % of all burials in Hamburg take place here in Ohlsdorf Cemetery; in 2002 there were 1600 interments and 4300 urn burials . 230 gardeners take care of graves and all facilities.
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It is one of the rare examples of a site that was in continuous use for a particularly long period, stretching from the late Bronze Age ( 11th century BC ) to the urn burials.
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Well-known literary meditations on death in English prose include Sir Thomas Browne's " Hydriotaphia, Urn Burial " and Jeremy Taylor's " Holy Living and Holy Dying ".
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The finds from these consisted of different types of urn burials, which also contained several funerary items made of copper, brass and iron and a relic casket made of bell metal, or bronze of Buddhist origin.
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Newtownpark contains a ring-barrow of Bronze Age date, a Bronze Age cist burial was excavated in Hempstown Commons in 1950, and a cinerary urn burial of Late Bronze Age date was excavated in Athgarrett in 1983.
