sarcophaguses (Meaning)

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sarcophaguses (pl.)

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The ancient Egyptian sarcophaguses were adorned with intricate hieroglyphs and colorful paintings.
The massive sarcophaguses of the Roman emperors were carved from a single block of marble.
The Greeks designed sarcophaguses with elaborate sculptural reliefs depicting mythical creatures and funeral scenes.
Some sarcophaguses contained multiple mummies, while others held only one individual.
The sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun was discovered in perfect condition, revealing its stunning gold and turquoise decorations.
The terracotta sarcophaguses found in Etruria depict everyday scenes and mythological figures.
The sarcophagi in the catacombs of Rome provide valuable insights into early Christian beliefs and practices.
The sarcophaguses at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston represent a wide range of ancient cultures.
The sarcophagus of Napoleon Bonaparte is a magnificent example of Neoclassical funerary art.
The stone sarcophaguses discovered in the Valley of the Kings were used to protect the remains of ancient Egyptian royalty.

of Sarcophagus

tombs, coffins, urns,caskets, boxes, crypts, sepulchres, sepulchers, biers, vaults

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The ancient Egyptian sarcophaguses were adorned with intricate hieroglyphs and colorful paintings.

The massive sarcophaguses of the Roman emperors were carved from a single block of marble.

The Greeks designed sarcophaguses with elaborate sculptural reliefs depicting mythical creatures and funeral scenes.

Some sarcophaguses contained multiple mummies, while others held only one individual.