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Grafheuvels Kolis
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Description Barrow cemetery Kolis in Neerpelt, Belgium.

Translation:

Around 800 BC the urnfield culture got to our area. It was at its top around 600 BC, between the Bronze- and the Iron Age.
The inhabitants created an cemetery of urns in which they kept the remains of the dead. They covered the urns with a small mound, mostly surrounded by a ditch and sometimes by a circle of poles.
From 1959 to 1964 these mounds were examined systematiacally. Up to 130 mounds were discovered.

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