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Do you have a site devoted to the culture of death?

The Ring of Death is for historians, genealogists, anthropologists,
archaeologists, folklorists, and others who seriously study the
the way we treat our dead. The focus is deliberately not macabre.

To learn more, visit the homepage at:

http://www.best.com/~gazissax/silence/ring/ring.html

To begin travelling the ring, go to City of the Silent at:

http://www.best.com/~gazissax/city.html

Regards,

Joel GAzis-SAx

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     \ \ \/|\/ / /    "If we try to flee from our human condition into  

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