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Small stone-built coffin-like box, ossua or dolmen.

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    Type of burial.

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    Container for dead remains.

    9.3%

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    Mound of earth and stones raised over graves.

    8.7%

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    Type of burial chamber.

    8.3%

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    8.2%

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    4.6%

  9. Rebala Heritage Reserve

    Archaeological site in Estonia.

    4.6%

  10. Knockmaree Dolmen

    Prehistoric site in Dublin, Ireland.

    4.6%

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  4. Mycenaean Greece

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    5.7%

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    3.5%

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    2.7%

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