 The 19th- and 20th-century royal Kasubi Tombs in Uganda, destroyed by fire in 2010, were a circular compound of thatched buildings similar to those inhabited by the earlier Kabakas when alive, but with special characteristics.In several cultures, goods for use in the afterlife are still interred or cremated, for example Hell bank notes in East Asian communities.In Ghana, mostly among the Ga people, elaborate figurative coffins in the shape of cars, boats or animals are made of wood.