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Long Barrows in Northamptonshire, England

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Elongated roughly rectangular structure that may contain many burial chambers. Long barrows appear to have been in constant use with burials being added over a period of centuries, the old bones being moved around to accommodate the new interment. It is thought that bones may even have been removed for ritual use, particularly the skulls and leg bones. See also the separate listings for Chambered Tomb and Chambered Cairn.
Longmans Hill Long Barrow
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Longmans Hill Long Barrow . Long Barrow in Northamptonshire

Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, 11 August 2007

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West Cotton Monument Complex . Long Barrow in Northamptonshire

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Redlands Farm Long Barrow . Long Barrow in Northamptonshire

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Stone Journals - journeys to the mysterious standing stones of Europe by Patrick Ford

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