Graveyard

A medieval graveyard was a final resting place for the deceased and often held significant cultural and religious significance. It was a place for mourning and remembrance, with many graves marked by elaborate tombstones, mausoleums, and memorials. Graveyards were typically located near or within the churchyard, and burial practices varied based on social status and religious beliefs. Today, many medieval graveyards serve as historical sites and offer a glimpse into the customs and traditions of the past.