tumuli (Meaning)

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tumuli (pl.)

of Tumulus

The ancient tumuli scattered across the countryside hinted at a rich historical past.
The massive tumuli stood as silent witnesses to the power and rituals of a bygone era.
Archaeologists carefully excavated the tumulus, hoping to uncover secrets of its occupants.
The interior of the tumulus revealed elaborate burial chambers and priceless artifacts.
The largest tumuli in the region was believed to be the final resting place of a revered chieftain.
The tumuli served as landmarks, guiding travelers through the vast and often treacherous wilderness.
Some tumuli were surrounded by moats and earthworks, suggesting they had once been fortified settlements.
The construction of tumuli required immense engineering skill and a significant workforce.
The excavation of a tumulus can provide valuable insights into the cultural practices and belief systems of ancient societies.
The tumuli continue to fascinate researchers and history enthusiasts alike, offering glimpses into a world long lost to time.

of Tumulus

graveyards, tombs,barrows, churchyards, cemeteries, mounds, mausolea, burials, catacombs, sepulchres

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The ancient tumuli scattered across the countryside hinted at a rich historical past.

The massive tumuli stood as silent witnesses to the power and rituals of a bygone era.

Archaeologists carefully excavated the tumulus, hoping to uncover secrets of its occupants.

The interior of the tumulus revealed elaborate burial chambers and priceless artifacts.