कुम्हार-क्षेत्र इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The section near 1st and Lorena streets was at one time a potter's field.

At the time, it was clear the potter's field would have burial space for only a few more years.

By 1924, burial space in the potter's field was exhausted and the county built a crematorium at the site, on the corner of Lorena and 1st streets, and began to cremate its indigent deceased.

Evergreen Cemetery purchased most of the potter's field from the county in 1964.

The only place that allowed burial of Chinese persons was the city's potter's field.

The Chinese community was allowed to utilize a corner of the potter's field and soon after erected a shrine in September of 1888.

Evergreen left the shrine in place when it purchased the potter's field from the county in 1964 and let it fall into disrepair over the years.

By the time the county took ownership of the potter's field in 1917, it was clear it was running out of space, so the Chinese community responded by purchasing land and in 1922 opening the Chinese Cemetery.

The county saw this as an opportunity to extend the useful life of the potter's field.

Archaeologists working for the agency determined that the excavation site was likely the Chinese section of the potter's field.