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SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION SITE * |
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A site associated with the extraction, from the ground, of sand and gravel. Use more specific type where known. |
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CIST GRAVE CEMETERY * |
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A cemetery comprising inhumations or cremations interred in stone cists. |
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GRAVESIDE SHELTER * |
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A shelter for the parson during the burial service. |
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CHAMBERED GRAVE * |
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Saxon rectangular burial chamber comprising a large sunken 'room' lined with wood. 6th and 7th century AD. |
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CREMATION GRAVE * |
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An intrusive feature cut for the purpose of containing a cremation burial within it. |
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SHIPWRECK GRAVE * |
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Graves known to be of shipwreck victims buried close to their site of discovery, as was customary until the 19th century, rather than in consecrated ground. |
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ENTRANCE GRAVE * |
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A form of Neolithic burial monument primarily found in Cornwall and the Scilly Isles. It comprises a round cairn, usually with a retaining wall or kerb, and an entrance leading directly into a chamber. |
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ROCK CUT GRAVE * |
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A grave which has been formed by cutting into the bedrock of a site. |
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SHIP GRAVEYARD * |
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An area of the sea or coastline where vessels have been abandoned. |
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PASSAGE GRAVE * |
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A form of Neolithic burial monument comprising a large circular stone or earthen mound, with a low and narrow entrance passage leading to a wider and higher stone built chamber. |
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GRAVE LINING * |
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Material, stone or wood, lining the inside of a grave. |
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GRAVE MARKER * |
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A stone, slate, iron or wooden structure used to mark the site of a grave. Use only where evidence of the form is uncertain otherwise use more specific type. |
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LINTEL GRAVE * |
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A grave lined with slabs of stone or slate and covered by a large slab of stone. Commonly found on the Isle of Man. |
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GRAVEL PATH * |
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A path covered in a layer of water-worn or pounded stones. |
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GRAVE SLAB * |
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A stone used to cover a grave. |
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GRAVEBOARD * |
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Wooden board marking a grave. |
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GRAVEL PIT * |
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A steep-sided pit formed by, and for, the extraction of gravel. |
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GRAVESTONE * |
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A stone placed over or at the head or foot of a grave, or at the entrance of a tomb. |
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MASS GRAVE * |
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A pit used to bury a large number of people who have died, or been killed, either as a result of warfare, epidemics or natural disasters. |
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GRAVE * |
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A place of burial. Use more specific type where known. |
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