- A
tumulus (pl.:
tumuli) is a
mound of
earth and
stones raised over a
grave or graves.
Tumuli are also
known as barrows,
burial mounds or (in
Siberia and...
- ****a
Tumuli (Korean: 가야고분군)
comprises seven tumuli complexes of the ****a confederacy, from the 1st to the late 6th
century CE. In 2023,
seven tumuli complexes...
- 23°58′42″E / 38.11791°N 23.97833°E / 38.11791; 23.97833
There are two
tumuli at Marathon, Greece. One is a
burial mound (Gr**** τύμβος, tymbos, tomb)...
- of
tumuli (barrows) in Serbia,
ranging from the
prehistoric times to the
Middle Ages. Mrčajevci,
several prehistoric tumuli Bukovac,
Illyrian tumuli and...
-
elaborately decorated like
contemporary houses. The
arrangement of the
tumuli in a grid of
streets gave it an
appearance similar to the
cities of the...
- The
Ainoshima Stone Tumuli (相島積石塚群,
Ainoshima tsumii********-gun) is a
Kofun period necropolis,
located on the
island of
Ainoshima in the town of Shingū...
- s**** of
Marmara Lake in
Manisa Province, Turkey.
Consisting of over 100
tumuli, it
served as a
cemetery for the
elites of
nearby Sardis.(pp1121) Bin Tepe...
-
third century BC (by
Antigonos Gonatas)
perhaps over
smaller individual tumuli to
protect the
royal tombs from
further pillaging after marauding Galati...
- The
Akasakaimai Tumuli (赤坂今井墳墓) is a late
Yayoi period burial mound,
located in the
Mineyama neighborhood of the city of Kyōtango,
Kyoto in the Kansai...
- "Cat
Heaven Island".
Ainoshima has some
historic sites.
Ainoshima Stone Tumuli (相島積石塚群,
Ainoshima tsumii********-gun) The old
wharf for
Joseon missions...
