Examples of using Tumuli in English and their translations into French
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The oldest traces of human presence of the area are on the mountain called Andatza which has numerous neolithic tumuli and menhirs.
The Portuguese hinterland is dotted with a large number of dolmens(called antas or dólmens), tumuli(mamoas) and menhirs.
It follows the Yamna culture and Balanovo culture in its inhumation practices in tumuli.
Mozu kofungun(百舌鳥古墳群) is a group of kofun or tumuli in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture, Japan.
A dolmen from the Chalcolithic period on the plateau of La Colle and two tumuli(bronze Age/iron Age)
Decorated tombs and painted tumuli which date from the fifth century
Found in large quantities from 1853 in the tumuli of the Carnac region,
Cazevieille is known for its numerous tumuli(necropolis of the Iron Age),
in Danes Hills so named for its tumuli.
However the tomb could also be said to be part of a very long Saharan tradition of prominent ancestral tumuli or tomb mounds erected over graves from as early as the first millennium BC.
cremation urns were recovered from these tumuli, which have been consistently found to be between 3500 and 4000 years old.
linked to the northern France armorican tumuli, prototyped with the Middle Rhine group of Beaker culture
inscriptions or tumuli, shall be liable to a prison term of one to six months or a fine of 150 to 1,500 bolivars.
grave tumuli, buildings in funerary parks,
as well as shells can be detected: they are"escargotières", tumuli, Prehistoric period of domestic and"industrial" waste as well as ash- hence their name of ramadia, in Arabic.
marked on modern British Ordnance Survey maps as Tumuli), or sometimes in cists covered with cairns.
The name in Russian means"tumulus of Mamai.
The Eysteinn tumulus(Östens hög)
There is also a tumulus, or ancient burial site,
The site consists of an impressive circular tumulus, of 85 meters in diameter,