What is another word for Tumuli?
Pronunciation: [tjˈuːmjʊlˌa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Tumuli, also known as burial mounds or barrows, are ancient burial structures found all around the world. Many different cultures have their own word for these structures, reflecting the diversity of human history and traditions. In Japan, tumuli are called kofun, while in China they are known as moguls. The Scandinavians refer to them as høye, and the Celts called them cairns. In North America, Native American tribes built tumuli, which they referred to by various names including mounds, earthworks, and effigy mounds. Regardless of what they are called, tumuli are an important part of human history and culture, providing insight into the practices and beliefs of our ancestors.
