How long does it pocket for a body to fully corrode?
to go to just bones. is it just a issue of months or years?
Answers:
When did you bury the body?
I am not certain but it would depend on the type of burial.
I once be walking through a cemetery and saw two workers standing on top of a coffin waring waders ...the water coming up above their knees.
I contracted that a cremation was the better way to go.
There are composting technique's that can speed the unharmed process of decomposing but they are commercial.
It doesn't necessarily take a month! Just recently in the report there was a woman whose body had be dumped in a bin for three weeks and hadn't decomposed. There are so many variables! A body left on unfold ground, may be expected to decompose to bones quicker than a buried one, this is due to easy access for carrion, scavenging animals and insects, which strip flesh effectively. A body buried within a coffin will take longer, due to the fact that generally germs have to the job (insects and worms generally can't invade the coffin). A buried body within a coffin takes about a year, sometimes more, to turn to bones. Hot climates speed decomposition faster than cold climates.
According to Shakespeare, about 9 years
I agree with the others. My first thought was that you have to dispose of a body.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompositi…
About a month, according to wiki. Source(s): wikipedia
I'm scared to ask you why you want to know.... you didnt bury your parents or a sibling.. did you?
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Answers:
When did you bury the body?
I am not certain but it would depend on the type of burial.
I once be walking through a cemetery and saw two workers standing on top of a coffin waring waders ...the water coming up above their knees.
I contracted that a cremation was the better way to go.
There are composting technique's that can speed the unharmed process of decomposing but they are commercial.
It doesn't necessarily take a month! Just recently in the report there was a woman whose body had be dumped in a bin for three weeks and hadn't decomposed. There are so many variables! A body left on unfold ground, may be expected to decompose to bones quicker than a buried one, this is due to easy access for carrion, scavenging animals and insects, which strip flesh effectively. A body buried within a coffin will take longer, due to the fact that generally germs have to the job (insects and worms generally can't invade the coffin). A buried body within a coffin takes about a year, sometimes more, to turn to bones. Hot climates speed decomposition faster than cold climates.
According to Shakespeare, about 9 years
I agree with the others. My first thought was that you have to dispose of a body.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompositi…
About a month, according to wiki. Source(s): wikipedia
I'm scared to ask you why you want to know.... you didnt bury your parents or a sibling.. did you?
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