Christian burial sites are locations where individuals who identify as Christian are laid to rest after death. These sites often include churchyards, cemeteries, and graveyards, which may be associated with specific denominations or parishes. The burial practices can vary, but they typically involve the use of coffins or caskets and may include religious symbols such as crosses. Many Christian burial sites feature headstones or markers that provide information about the deceased, including their name, dates of birth and death, and sometimes inscriptions or prayers. These sites are often places of remembrance and reflection for family and friends, serving as a connection to the deceased and their faith.