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tumulus
tumulus, plural tumuli, in archaeology, a heap of earth or stones placed over a grave. The terms mound, barrow, or cairn are more common in modern usage.
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Reconstructing the prehistoric burial tumulus of Lofkend in Albania.
Sep 01, 2008; Landscape, memory and tumuli One of the most prominent types of prehistoric monuments in the modern landscape of Albania, and in...
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Kestrel Energy Announces Mobilization of Drilling Rig To Tumuli-1 Well Location, PPL 213, Papua New Guinea Fold Belt.
Mar 15, 1999; DENVER, March 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Kestrel Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq: KEST), an oil and gas exploration and production company, today...
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Kestrel Energy Announces Drilling Commencement of Tumuli Prospect in Permit PPL 213, Papua New Guinea Fold Belt.
Apr 09, 1999; DENVER, April 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Kestrel Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq: KEST), an oil and gas exploration and production company, today...
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Tumulus Culture
Jan 01, 2002; Tumulus Culture [CP]. Term applied to a group of cultures of the middle Bronze Age of central and eastern Europe, broadly the...
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Tumulus.(Review)(Brief Article)
Jan 01, 2000; Volker Braun. Tumulus. Frankfurt a.M. Suhrkamp. 1999. 41 pages. DM 24. isbn 3-518-41027-X. Millennium fever" extended back two...
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