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== Literature ==
* Jerry Cruncher's side job in ''[[A Tale of Two Cities]].''
* In [[The Bible]], Mary Magdalene believes this is what happened to Jesus' body until she [[Back Fromfrom the Dead|finds proof otherwise]].
* [[Harry Potter|Voldemort]] {{spoiler|steals the Elder Wand from Dumbledore's tomb}} in the last book of the series. {{spoiler|This backfires ''epically''.}}
** And Bill Weasley works as a cursebreaker for Gringott's tomb raiding expeditions in Egypt.
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** And ''eating'' the dead.
* Many ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' cards are based around this, usually allowing the exhumed creature to be played again.
* ''[[Dungeons and& Dragons]]'' has enough of it to make twists and [[subversion]]s relatively common.
** The [[Ravenloft]] adventure ''Ship of Horrors'' pits heroes against a grave-robbing clan {{spoiler|of reanimated corpses}} which provide bodies to a nasty necromancer.
*** According to ''Van Richten's Guide to the Lich'', there's even a high-level spell Ghoul Lattice that makes the work easy by digging a maze of tunnels that connects to all graves and other underground pockets in area that may be a mile or more wide.