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  • Project Name:British Burial Barrows: 200BC To AD 410 An Introduction
  • Field Researcher:Bob Stafford (Keeper of The Treacle Shadow)
  • Faculty: Faculty of History, Philosophy and Spirituality
  • Start Date: (3 /December / 2006)
  • End Date (Provisional): (?? / ?? / ??)
  • Assisting Sub-editor: (to be allocated)
  • Project Description

    A description of types of British burial barrows and burial mounds Neolithic To Viking Periods.

    To describe and list the various styles of burial mounds in the British Isles. Construction methods and who built them and when, their location and distribution. The forms of mounds such as cairns, chamber tombes and barrows and the types Bowl, Bell, Disc, Saucer, Pond and Viking ship burials. The generic terms such as Tumulus and kurgans.

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  • A17974722 Part 1:British Burial Barrows: 200BC To AD 410 An Introduction.
  • A18065982 Part 2:British Burial Barrows: Bowl Barrows.
  • A18066044 Part 3:British Burial Barrows: Bell Barrows.
  • A18066116 Part 4:British Burial Barrows: Disc Barrows.
  • A18021197 Part 5:British Burial Barrows: Pond and Saucer Barrows.
  • A18066152 Part 6:British Burial Barrows: Saxon And Viking Ship Burials.
  • A18152354 Part 7:British Burial Barrows: The Cultures.

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