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Your search for "
round
" resulted in the following result(s).
Word or Phrase:
CHAMBERED ROUND BARROW *
Definition:
A
Neolithic
burial
monument comprising a
stone
-built chamber within a circular or sub-circular earthen
mound
. See RELIGIOUS, RITUAL AND FUNERARY Class List for context.
Word or Phrase:
ROUND HOUSE (DOMESTIC) *
Definition:
Circular
structure
, normally indicated by one or more rings of
post hole
s and/or a circular gulley, and usually interpreted as being of
domestic
function.
Word or Phrase:
CHAMBERED ROUND CAIRN *
Definition:
A
Neolithic
burial
monument comprising an approximately circular stony
mound
which contains a
stone
-built chamber, with or without additional lateral chambers.
Word or Phrase:
POST MILL ROUNDHOUSE *
Definition:
A circular or octagonal
building
at the base of a
post mill
to provide storage space and to give protection to the superstructure. The roundhouse is not attached to the
mill
itself. Some roundhouses were later converted for
domestic
purposes.
Word or Phrase:
ROUND TOWERED CHURCH *
Definition:
A
church
, usually found in East Anglia, of early
Medieval
and/or
Medieval
date with attached or detached
round
tower
.
Word or Phrase:
ROUNDHOUSE (RAILWAY) *
Definition:
A circular
building
for housing and repairing
railway
locomotives.
Word or Phrase:
ROUND BARROW *
Definition:
Hemispherical
mound
surrounded by a
ditch
(or occasionally two or more concentric
ditch
es), often accompanied by an external (or occasionally internal) bank.
mound
and
ditch
may sometimes be separated by a
berm
. Use specific type where known.
Word or Phrase:
ROUND CAIRN *
Definition:
A roughly hemispherical
mound
constructed primarily of
stone
s, normally containing or covering one or more human
burial
s. The
mound
may be surrounded and partly retained by a low
stone
kerb.
Word or Phrase:
ROUNDABOUT *
Definition:
A circular construction at the intersection of two or more
road
s to aid the passage of vehicles from one
road
to another.
Word or Phrase:
ROUND *
Definition:
A small,
Iron Age
/Romano-British
enclosed settlement
found in South West England.
* Copyright of English Heritage (1999)
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