 Often a couple are shown, signifying a longing for reunion in the afterlife rather than a double burial (see married couple funerary reliefs).In later periods, life-size sculptures of the deceased reclining as though at a meal or social gathering are found, a common Etruscan style.Family tombs for the grandest late Roman families, like the Tomb of the Scipios, were large mausoleums with facilities for visits by the living, including kitchens and bedrooms.