Intro to funeral services midterm, part 2

The designer was also known as the:

A trench grave is:

Roman Emperor Constantine the Great’s sumptuary laws required these 3 things:

The Renaissance had barber-surgeons. What did they do?

Viking warriors were given boat burials.

This person ate bread and beer over the deceased to prevent the spirit from wandering.

This Ancient Egyptian person was in charge of making the first cut on the left side of the deceased.

Another name for an Egyptian Apothecary:

People in rural areas of early America often embalmed on kitchen table tops.

An ancient Egyptian apothecary does what?

The dissector was also known as the

A device with a string attached to the hand of the deceased that things if the body is still alive.

What were barber-surgeons also known as?

This Hebrew word meant soul:

The sexton was in charge of what?

What 3 occupations were common for Early American funeral directors?

Who created the modern commital service which consists of a eulogy, prayer, and benediction?

The scribe was also known as the:

What company designed the ogre rim for wooden caskets?

This society called Heaven “Valhalla.”

This ancient society permits wood only coffins with no metal.

What does the word casket mean?

The early Christians had daylight funeral processions.

This Ancient Egyptian person’s role is to construct burial receptacles:

The Ancient Hebrews tore their clothing to express mourning

What soil was buried with deceased ancient Hebrews?

The time period is before the renaissance, but after the fall of the Roman Empire

What president was buried in a cloth covered, style E state casket?

Embalming was incredibly common during the Middle Ages

The Burial in Woolen Act of 1666 required burial in what?

Did the Vikings do cremations in their ships?

An Egyptian physician is in charge of:

This Latin word means “torchlight procession”

An Egyptian surgeon is also know as a:

The ancient Hebrews permitted embalming.

People in the Middle Ages practiced the art of death mask casting.

Why did the ancient Hebrews prohibit embalming?

Who were the first to believe all people were equal in death?

An Egyptian surgeon is in charge of:

Medieval people developed what doctrine?

This person made a mark on the body to guide the dissector

Crusaders had what type of burial?

The Fisk metal coffin was airtight.

Ancient Egyptian slaves performed most of the work in embalming unless the deceased was affluent/royal.

Martyrs and saints had what kind of burial?

Medieval bodies were buried in what direction?

This Hebrew word meant flesh.

In Early America, midwives that prepared remains for burial were called:

What company was the first to distribute pre-made caskets?

What ancient society required their funeral directors to hold a license with the state?

The steward of the guild did what?