grave mound (Meaning)

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grave mound (n)

(archeology) a heap of earth placed over prehistoric tombs

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The ancient grave mound stood imposingly on the desolate plain, a testament to the passage of time.
Archaeologists carefully excavated the grave mound, hoping to uncover secrets from the past.
The massive grave mound was a burial site for a prominent chieftain, adorned with intricate carvings.
The grass-covered grave mound blended seamlessly into the surrounding meadow, concealing its solemn contents.
As the sun cast long shadows, the grave mound took on an eerie and otherworldly aura.
The villagers avoided the grave mound at night, fearing the restless spirits that were said to haunt it.
The grave mound contained a wealth of artifacts, providing historians with insights into the lives of its occupants.
The towering grave mound marked the final resting place of a legendary warrior, his deeds forever etched in stone.
The grave mound had been undisturbed for centuries, preserving its secrets until the present day.
The crew of the excavation carefully removed the soil from the grave mound, revealing the intricately decorated burial chamber within.

(archeology) a heap of earth placed over prehistoric tombs

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ancient grave mound stood imposingly on the desolate plain, a testament to the passage of time.

Archaeologists carefully excavated the grave mound, hoping to uncover secrets from the past.

The massive grave mound was a burial site for a prominent chieftain, adorned with intricate carvings.

The grass-covered grave mound blended seamlessly into the surrounding meadow, concealing its solemn contents.