51.   The remains are buried deep in the forest, since local legend says the bones can poison soil.

52.   The remains were buried deep in dense clay that protected them from exposure to air and decomposition, Mann said.

53.   The remains were buried in St. Petersburg this past July, after seven years of genetic testing and debate.

54.   The remains were buried because they had begun to decompose, the villagers said.

55.   The suggestions are to bury the remains either in the Barents Sea, where the sailors died, or the Vidyayevo garrison, where they were stationed.

56.   Their remains were buried Thursday as Russians across the country celebrated Victory Day, a holiday commemorating the Allied triumph over Nazi Germany.

57.   They hope to determine causes of death and, if possible, identification before burying the remains in a cemetery.

58.   They refused to say if or where the remains were buried.

59.   West said she was dead and her remains were buried on farmland, Mrs. Leach said.

60.   West said she was dead and her remains were buried on farmland.