A violent-death chair; i.e., a death chair used for one who has died violently.
A pole is tied horizontal onto two house foundation posts high enough to reach the dead person's shoulders when he or she is sitting in the death chair. A plank, about twenty-five to thirty centimeters wide is leaned against this pole with one end resting on the ground and about a forty-five degree angle to it. A small seat is fashioned at the base of the plank on which the dead person sits. The shoulders and head are tied to the plank.