Burial sites are locations where human remains are interred, often as part of cultural or religious practices. These sites can vary widely, including cemeteries, graves, and tombs, and may be marked with headstones or other memorials. The design and significance of burial sites often reflect the beliefs and traditions of the society in which they are found. Many burial sites are of historical importance, providing insights into past civilizations and their customs. Archaeologists study these locations to learn about ancient practices, such as those of the Egyptians with their elaborate pyramids or the Mound Builders in North America, who created large earthen mounds for burial purposes.