A grave site is a designated area where a deceased person is buried. It typically includes a grave marker or headstone that displays the person's name, dates of birth and death, and sometimes additional information or symbols. Grave sites can be found in various locations, such as cemeteries, churchyards, or family plots. Grave sites serve as a place for family and friends to remember and honor their loved ones. They often reflect cultural and religious practices surrounding death and burial. In many cultures, visiting a grave site is a way to pay respects and maintain a connection with the deceased.