Burial objects are items placed in graves or tombs alongside the deceased, often to accompany them in the afterlife. These objects can include personal belongings, tools, jewelry, and ceremonial items, reflecting the cultural beliefs and practices of the society. Different cultures have unique burial traditions, such as the Egyptian practice of including canopic jars to store organs or the Viking custom of burying ships with their dead. The presence of burial objects provides valuable insights into the social status, daily life, and spiritual beliefs of ancient civilizations.