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Neolithic long barrows were built on the margins of settlement zones as revealed by elemental soil analysis at four sites in the Czech Republic

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By Lech Czerniak, Agnieszka Matuszewska, M. Gojda, V.S. Sparacello
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Late Neolithic long barrows in Central/Northwestern Europe represent the earliest funerary monuments of European farming communities (Bradley, 1998; Midgley, 2005; Turek, 2010; 2021; Krištuf et al., 2019), found at numerous sites in the UK (Bayliss et al., 2007), France (Midgley, 2005), Germany (Zich, 2006; Müller, 2017), Scandinavia (Tilley, 1997; Madsen, 2014), Czech Republic, and Poland (Kabała et al., 2019).
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