With your newfound knowledge of tombstones, you can put together the perfect gift for family members: a scrapbook of your ancestors' grave markers. You probably won't want to include actual tombstone rubbings, which run on the large side, but you can incorporate photos of rubbings and markers, as well as descriptions of the stones' composition and artwork, attitudes toward death at that time, the epitaphs' origins and any discrepancies you found in your research. If you have pictures of the deceased, include those, too.