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A hill that's secretly a tomb, built by people who took dying very seriously.
means An ancient mound of earth and stones raised over one or more burials, also called a barrow.
from Straight from Latin tumulus, meaning a swelling or mound, kin to tumere, to swell — the earth itself rising over the dead.
Plural formTumuli, because one is never enough.
Stone Age stapleBuilt across Europe for thousands of years.
Map symbolMarked on British maps as Tumulus.