These Aren't Homes, They're Tombs

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These Aren't Homes, They're Tombs

Throughout history, tombs and mausoleums have been constructed to resemble houses. In fact, in prehistoric times, the dead were actually buried inside of their own homes. Tombs were often filled with food, possessions, tools, and other necessities needed for the next life.

Fast forward to the 21st century and take a look at these three tombs, er... homes.

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3 reported properties in this list

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