Royal burial mounds

Royal burial mounds, also known as tumuli, are large earthen structures built to honor and inter nobility, especially kings and queens, in ancient cultures. These mounds often contain grave goods, artifacts, and offerings, reflecting the deceased's status and the beliefs of the society regarding the afterlife. Found across various regions, such as Europe and Asia, they symbolize the power and legacy of the buried individuals. Archaeological studies of these sites provide insights into the social, cultural, and religious practices of the time, enhancing our understanding of ancient civilizations.