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cripta
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A crypt is a stone chamber located beneath a church floor, within a cemetery's mausoleum, or as a standalone outdoor memorial tomb that holds coffins, sarcophagi, religious relics, or cremation urns. Crypts matter because they serve as permanent, protected spaces for storing and honoring the remains of the deceased and important religious artifacts.
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- sepulchral monument
- Image
- Braunschweiger Dom Krypta Heinrichs des Loewen (2012).JPG
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- OpenStreetMap tag
- tomb=crypt
- Commons category
- Crypts
- topic's main category
- Category:Crypts
- Commons gallery
- Crypt
- described by source
- Wikitólica
- equivalent class
- hist-arch-vocab.org/bvha#c_73f409e3
- different from
- Crypt
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Cripta é uma construção subterrânea, geralmente feita de pedra ou escavada no subsolo. Etimologicamente provém do grego kryptē, derivada de kryptein, que significa "esconder-se", e do latim crypta. Estas construções geralmente localizam-se na parte inferior de igrejas, sendo um espaço no qual pessoas ou relíquias importantes para a igreja são enterradas.
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