Sub.

barrow (a mound of earth piled up over the graves of important people in prehistoric times); mound; tumulus; burial hill; grave-mound; tuffet; how; grave mound; tell

Amerik.

earthen mound (a natural elevation, such as a small hill Val_Ships)

Archeol.

burial mound (Archaeological heritage assets also encompass ancient settlements, burial mounds, earthen graves, ancient burials, habitation sites, campsites, stone sculptures, stelae, rock art, remnants of ancient fortifications, manufactories, canals, ships, roads, and sites of ancient religious rites, along with cultural layers designated as archaeological heritage assets. — Объектами археологического наследия являются в том числе городища, курганы, грунтовые могильники, древние погребения, селища, стоянки, каменные изваяния, стелы, наскальные изображения, остатки древних укреплений, производств, каналов, судов, дорог, места совершения древних религиозных обрядов, отнесенные к объектам археологического наследия культурные слои.); mound (Filmmaker, author and researcher L.A. Marzulli will discuss his ongoing work on the mysterious mounds found all over North America and the advanced trigonometry as well as surveying that could not have been done over 2000 years ago, yet there it is.

coasttocoastam.com • Reeves talked about the prehistoric city of Cahokia in southern Illinois, location of an ancient mound that has a bigger footprint than the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan. ART Vancouver); barrow (burial mound)

Makarow.

burial mount; gravel-mound; mount; tuft; agger

Navig.

hill mound

Rel.

barrow (In England, ancient burial place covered with a large mound of earth); burial mound (Artificial hill of earth and stones built over the remains of the dead); cairn (In Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, the equivalent term for barrow)

Курган Sub.

Kurgan (igisheva)

г. Курган Sub.