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Summary

Description

English: Corpse being carried from Lhasa for sky burial, the corpse is sewn into a yak hair cloth and two white silk Khata as offerings

Date

circa 1920

Source

http://tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk/photo_1998.285.193.html

Author



Alternative names	Signe de Charles Bell; Bell's Law; Bell-Magendie law; Bell-Magendie's Law; Batas na Bell at Magendie; Gat Charles Bell; Batas ni Charles Bell; Bell Law; Ginoong Charles Bell; Batas Charles Bell; Batas Bell at Magendie; G. Charles Bell; Law of Bell and Magendie; Sir Charles Bell; Batas na Bell-Magendie; Batas Bell Magendie; Batas Bell-Magendie; Bell; Sir Bell
Description	British anatomist, neuroscientist, surgeon, writer, physician and university teacher Scottish surgeon and artist
Date of birth/death	12 November 1774	28 April 1842
Location of birth/death	Edinburgh	Worcester
Work location	Edinburgh; London; Scotland
Authority file	: Q451727 VIAF: 2619993 ISNI: 0000000080823007 ULAN: 500009683 LCCN: n81149818 NLA: 36356551 WorldCat

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Sky burial

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Usage on bn.wikipedia.org
- আকাশ সমাধি
Usage on ca.wikipedia.org
- Enterrament celestial
- Usuari:Vallue/Sky burial
Usage on eu.wikipedia.org
- Zeruko ehorzketa
Usage on nl.wikipedia.org
- Geschiedenis van Tibet
- Ragyabas
Usage on pt.wikipedia.org
- Enterro celestial