Each one has an accompanying pit in which clothing is destroyed by sulfuric acid, and at its center is the astodan, in which bones are collected.
Laying the foundation for one of these structures involves using 101 threads which are woven together and suspended above the ground by 301 nails in the "tana" ceremony. A minimum of two Nas???s use non-wooden implements to transport objects to these structures, whose three concentric circles represent both the ideals of good deeds, good words, and good thoughts, and the division into places for men, women, and children. Each one has an accompanying pit in which clothing is destroyed by sulfuric acid, and at its center is the astodan, in which bones are collected. Commonly found in the environs of Bombay, they avoid polluting either fire or earth, by allowing vultures to remove flesh. For 10 points, name these structures used to expose the dead in Zoroastrianism.
Laying the foundation for one of these structures involves using 101 threads which are woven together and suspended above the ground by 301 nails in the "tana" ceremony.
towers of silence [or dakhmas]