57 grave marker forms and materials
Distinguish tablets, ledgers, box tombs, obelisks, enclosures, mausoleums and material clues before interpreting decoration.
Above-Ground Tomb
a tomb whose principal structure rises above grade
Open field entryAltar Tomb
a raised, altar-like rectangular tomb
Open field entryBedstead Grave
a grave enclosure with headboard-like and footboard-like elements
Open field entryBevel Marker
a low marker with a slightly sloped face
Open field entryBox Tomb
a rectangular above-ground masonry enclosure, usually not a stone coffin
Open field entryBroken Column Monument
a deliberately broken classical column
Open field entryBronze Marker
a cast bronze plaque, often set flat or attached to stone
Open field entryBurial Vault
a lined underground chamber or outer burial container
Open field entryCairn
a mound or stack of stones used as a memorial or grave marker
Open field entryCenotaph
a memorial for someone whose remains are elsewhere
Open field entryChest Tomb
a chest-shaped monument or above-ground tomb
Open field entryColumbarium
a structure with niches for cremated remains
Open field entryColumn Monument
a classical column used as a complete memorial form
Open field entryCompanion Marker
a single marker designed for two people
Open field entryCoping Enclosure
stone coping outlining a family or individual plot
Open field entryCradle Grave
a head-and-foot marker joined by side rails, resembling a cradle or bed
Open field entryCross-Shaped Monument
a monument whose overall form is a cross
Open field entryFieldstone Marker
an unshaped or lightly shaped local stone used to mark a grave
Open field entryFootstone
a smaller marker at the foot of a grave
Open field entryGothic-Arched Headstone
a marker with a pointed Gothic arch
Open field entryGranite Headstone
a durable crystalline-stone marker common in modern cemeteries
Open field entryGrave Curb
a low border defining the grave's perimeter
Open field entryGrave House
a small protective structure built over a grave
Open field entryGrave Mound
an earth mound marking the burial
Open field entryHeart-Shaped Monument
a marker formed as a heart or dominated by a heart profile
Open field entryIron Fence Plot
a grave or family plot enclosed by ironwork
Open field entryKerbed Grave
a grave enclosed by stone or concrete kerbs
Open field entryLawn-Level Marker
a flat marker installed flush with the ground
Open field entryLedger Stone
a flat slab covering most or all of a grave
Open field entryMarble Headstone
a marker made from marble
Open field entryMausoleum
a building containing one or more tombs or crypts
Open field entryMemorial Bench
a functional seat carrying a commemorative inscription
Open field entryMemorial Boulder
a natural boulder used as an inscribed marker
Open field entryMilitary Flat Marker
a standardized flat government-furnished marker in granite, marble or bronze
Open field entryMilitary Upright Headstone
a standardized upright government-furnished marker
Open field entryMortsafe
an iron cage or heavy stone device historically used to deter grave robbery
Open field entryNiche Marker
a plaque designed for a columbarium niche
Open field entryObelisk
a tall, tapering four-sided monument with a pyramidal top
Open field entryOpen-Book Monument
a monument shaped as an open book
Open field entryPedestal Monument
a multi-part monument organized around a base, die and cap
Open field entryPillow Marker
a low, gently sloped stone resembling a pillow
Open field entryRound-Top Headstone
a marker with a semicircular top
Open field entrySandstone Headstone
a marker made from sandstone
Open field entrySarcophagus
a coffin-shaped stone monument or actual stone coffin
Open field entryScroll-Top Headstone
a marker with rolled or scroll-like shoulders or top
Open field entryShouldered Headstone
a tablet whose top narrows through curved or angled shoulders
Open field entrySlant Marker
a low upright marker with a strongly sloped face
Open field entrySlate Headstone
a marker carved from fine-grained slate
Open field entryStećak Chest
a chest-like monolithic medieval tombstone
Open field entryStećak Gabled Form
a stećak shaped with a ridged or house-like roof
Open field entryStećak Pillar
an upright pillar form within the stećci tradition
Open field entryStećak Slab
a recumbent medieval tombstone form from Southeast Europe
Open field entryStele
an upright slab or carved standing stone
Open field entryTable Tomb
a horizontal stone slab raised on supports
Open field entryTree-Stump Monument
a naturalistic monument carved like a cut trunk or log
Open field entryUpright Headstone
a vertical tablet placed at the head of a grave
Open field entryWhite Bronze Monument
a hollow cast-zinc monument marketed as “white bronze”
Open field entryNo matching form
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