Most of the graves take the form of low tumuli covered or ringed with hundreds or thousands of white or black desert pebbles.
The tumuli were constructed on top of the ridge.
Many hypogea are concealed beneath tumuli retained by walls; others are cut into cliffs.
Eventually these villagers wake, bathe and take up building the largest of the local tumuli.
There are dozens of tumuli on the moorland.
A number of tumuli were discovered in this area which covered chambers on rectangular foundation platforms.
Funerary sites or tumuli were built there during the 8th to 16th centuries.
People of this culture burned their dead and buried the ashes in urns, which were typically placed in urnfields but also in tumuli.
