Archaeologists discovered several ancient necropoli beneath the desert sands.

The explorers walked through the ruined necropolis at dusk, feeling the weight of centuries around them.

Archaeologists mapped several necropolises along the river, uncovering tombs and artifacts that reshaped our understanding of ancient rituals.

The city's emergency response was necropolitically skewed, prioritizing affluent districts while neglecting marginalized communities.

The government's handling of the refugee crisis became a clear example of necropolitics, as decisions effectively determined who would live and who would die.

The government's necropolitical policies determined which neighborhoods received aid and which were left to decay.

The archaeologists documented the necropolitan layout of the ancient field, noting rows of tombs and stone avenues.

The ancient city's necropolitic layout influenced how the living honored their ancestors.