| The Call of Yama http://www.kamat.com/indica/culture/death/ Website exploring death according to Hindusim. Includes answers to frequently asked questions, and a photographic exhibit. | |
| Orkney Islands http://www.orkneyjar.com/tradition/death/death2.htm Binding the dead. | |
| Orkney Islands http://www.orkneyjar.com/tradition/death/ Omens of Death | |
| History Of Funeral Customs http://www.wyfda.org/basics_2.html Good introduction from the Wyoming Funeral Directors Association site. | |
| Funeral Customs of the Northern Khants http://folklore.ee/folklore/vol7/khants.htm Funerary practices of a West Siberian tribe in the last quarter of the 20th century. | |
| Funeral Customs of Caucasian Estonians http://folklore.ee/folklore/vol5/mikko.htm How Estonian settlers in Caucasian Abkhazia preserved -- and changed -- their traditional customs and beliefs surrounding death and burial during the 20th century. | |
| Funeral Customs in Yunnan Province, China http://www.chinavista.com/experience/funeral/funeral.html Describes funerary practices in a Chinese village. | |
| Death: Burial Customs and Beliefs http://library.thinkquest.org/16665/burialframe.htm Death customs and beliefs in various regions and countries of the world. | |
| Death and Afterwards http://folklore.ee/folklore/vol8/mds.htm Very interesting account of a Greek Catholic Baltic Finnic people's beliefs in death, omens of death and the afterlife. | |
| DearDeath Central http://www.deardeath.com/ Explores the faces of death across art, societies and rituals, science and medicine. | |
| Deadly Superstitions http://members.tripod.com/~mccurtain_2/genietips/tip1.html American folk beliefs about death and burial; part of the extensive Tombstone Traveller's Guide to American cemeteries and funeral practices. | |
| Bali Royal Cremation - photos by Max Buten http://buten.net/max/Bali/index_baliroyalcremation.html photos by Max Buten | |
| Backcountry Death Ways http://xroads.virginia.edu/~UG97/albion/adeath.html Recounts how beliefs about death and dying brought by colonists from the Northern British Borderlands survive in the Chesapeake region and North Carolina. | |
| Aging and Death in Folklore http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/aging.html Examples from folklore divided by subject rather than region. | |
