Designer ... GRAVES? I just don't know ....
On the other hand ... a family dies out, then the grave does become abandoned. I suppose it's something of an issue over here, only since land is comparatively plentiful, it's not a major issue. (Does rather argue for cremation and dispersal, though, don't it?)
Actually, the interesting part is watching people realize how dramatically their culture has changed, even within their lives. It's changed here, of course, as well, but maybe because this is a comparatively young culture, change is expected. (Mind, it has been sprinting along these days, hasn't it?)
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