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tumulo

File:Bin_Tepe,_large_tumulus.jpg · Wikimedia Commons · See Wikimedia Commons

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Also known as barrow, burial mound, kurgan, hügelgräber

monticello di terra e pietre

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A tumulus is an ancient mound of earth or stone built over a burial site, often constructed for important figures like kings and used across many cultures and time periods. These structures matter to archaeologists and historians because they provide evidence of past civilizations, their burial practices, and the people they memorialized, though many have been lost to quarrying and agricultural development over the centuries.

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of
grave field
Has part
megalith
Image
Glauburg Keltenwelt am Glauberg (Grabhügel).jpg
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Commons category
Tumuli
topic's main category
Category:Tumuli
OpenStreetMap tag
tomb=tumulus
partially coincident with
burial mound
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Article · Italiano

Un tumulo è un monticello di terra e pietre, spesso di grandi dimensioni, posto sopra una sepoltura o più sepolture, a formare una specie di collina artificiale.

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