Graveyards, also known as cemeteries, are designated areas where the deceased are buried. They often contain headstones or markers that provide information about the individuals interred there, such as their name, birth date, and death date. Graveyards can vary in size and design, ranging from small family plots to large, landscaped memorial parks. These spaces serve as places for remembrance and reflection for families and friends of the deceased. Many graveyards also have historical significance, as they may contain the graves of notable figures, such as politicians, artists, or war heroes. They are often maintained by local governments or religious organizations.