päähautaan
Päähautaan is a Finnish term that literally translates to "head grave" or "grave of the head". It refers to a specific type of burial practice where only the head of a deceased person is interred. This practice is not widespread and is usually associated with specific cultural or historical contexts where the head was considered particularly significant or was separated from the body for ritualistic reasons.
The reasons behind a päähautaan burial can vary. In some historical instances, it might have been a
Archaeological findings or historical records sometimes shed light on instances of päähautaan. These might include graves