The mourners gathered in the charnel, the small chapel attached to the mortuary, to say their final goodbyes.

The abandoned monastery had a charnel silence that pressed on the visitors' chests.

The archaeologists uncovered several ancient charnels beneath the monastery, each filled with bones and relics.

Old charnel houses lined the foggy road, their stone facades barely visible through the mist.

They discovered a forgotten charnel house beneath the ruined chapel, its shelves lined with skulls and femurs.

The villagers avoided the old charnel-house at the edge of the moor, believing it haunted.

The archaeologists explored the forgotten charnel-houses at the edge of the ancient city.

The explorers cautiously entered the abandoned charnelhouses, their lanterns revealing stacks of bone and dusty wooden shelves.

The abandoned charnelhouse at the edge of the cemetery held secrets that the town preferred to forget.