A burial method where two caskets are placed in a single grave, one on top of the other.

A burial method where two caskets are placed in a single grave, one on top of the other.

• A. Double Depth Burial
• B. Direct Burial
• C. Entombment
• D. Home Burial

Answer: (A)

Two caskets in a single grave, one on top of the other, is a double depth burial. This method allows two remains to be interred in one grave by stacking them in two layers, often to save space or for family preferences. The other terms describe different practices: direct burial involves interment (often with no viewing) without the need for an above-ground entombment or stacking; entombment places the body in a mausoleum or tomb above ground; home burial refers to burying on private property.

Two caskets in a single grave, one on top of the other, is a double depth burial. This method allows two remains to be interred in one grave by stacking them in two layers, often to save space or for family preferences. The other terms describe different practices: direct burial involves interment (often with no viewing) without the need for an above-ground entombment or stacking; entombment places the body in a mausoleum or tomb above ground; home burial refers to burying on private property.