Grave sites are designated locations where the remains of deceased individuals are buried or interred. These sites can be found in various settings, including cemeteries, churchyards, and family plots. Grave sites often feature headstones or markers that provide information about the deceased, such as their name, birth and death dates, and sometimes a brief epitaph. In many cultures, grave sites hold significant meaning and are often visited by family and friends to pay their respects. They may also be adorned with flowers, mementos, or other items as a way to honor the memory of the deceased. The practice of visiting grave sites is common in traditions around the world, including those associated with All Souls' Day and Memorial Day.