The term simply relates to something crossing through generations, for instance if the mother is buried in considered proximity to her son that is a trans-generational burial site, the term is more suitable than the phrase formerly used around here which was 'pan-generational', which would include everyone that ever there was buried at the same site.


Unarguably Giza is a trans-generational burial site, as people from succesive generations are buried there, the debate is over whether initial planning was made at the time of Khufu regarding an overall design, within the parameters of such subsequent generations would adhere to, a trans-generational design.




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