Connected Sites
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Tomb of Khan Jahan
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Tower of the Scipios
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Dolmen of Tella
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Contains the tomb of Spain's national hero El Cid
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Tomb of Aurelia Molcha at Avdat
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Tomb of Prince Henry the Navigator
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Suso
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"In the Potala Palace, there are eight stupa-tomb chapels (where the relics of the Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and the Thirteenth Dalai Lamas are preserved."
See www.tibettravel.info
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Tombs of Luther and Melanchton are in the church of Wittenberg
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Several
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Khai Dinh tomb
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"There are tombs under some of the buildings" (wiki)
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"an impressive barrel-vaulted tomb" on Bagineti Mountain
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Lion Tomb, Tomb of Clytemnestra, Tomb of Aegisthos
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Tomb of Timur
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Gravtumba at Skarva
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Bishop's Tomb: Very probably created by the Naumburg Master around the middle of the 13th century, the Bishop’s tomb on the steps of the east choir is one of the most important medieval portrait tombs in Germany (nom file)
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In the town of as-Salt and its environs are several Muslim shrines at the traditional tombs of the prophets Shu'ayb, Ayyoub, Yusha and Jadur, the Arabic names of the biblical characters Jethro, Job, Joshua and Gad. (wiki)
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"The site includes a number of notable structures such as a palace, mosques, large residences, pillar tombs" (AB ev)
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The hill ranges of Jubbah, Jabal Unayza, Jabal Shouwaith and Jabal Umm Sinman contain stone structures which are usually cairns and circular tombs. Many of these burials are not very well preserved but the stone structures are still in adequate shape to convey their identity." – "At Shuwaymis the cairns are located in Wadi al-Mukhayet and in the elevated areas besides the wadi at Jabal al-Manjor (...). These are circular or roughly square-shaped structures. (Nomination file, p. 17)
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Tomb of Lady Fu Hao
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"Tomb structures are almost all square in plan, with a dome resting on columns. They are highly decorated and often linked to a mosque." (AB ev)
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"the more than 1,000 inhumations in graves and tombs, mainly located inside the buildings, which provide important information on aspects of burial rites and funerary culture." (AB ev)
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"Understood as tombs for kings’ clans and affiliates during this period" (OUV)
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Many miners' tombs can be found in forest around temples on the way from Omori to Ryugenji Mine
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The Prince's Tomb
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Avebury (Silbury Hill)
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"In some cases, for an important individual, a funerary structure using a baobab circle forms a sanctuary (tomb of the griot Wolof Bak Kawl on Dioron Boumak)." (AB ev)
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Islamic Tombs, believed to be the resting places of two Muslim people who reached Quanzhou in the 7th century AD. (AB ev)
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"Graves of King Mzilikazi who formed the Ndebele nation and Cecil Rhodes who led European settlers into the country are both within the nominated area."
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Elaborate tomb of St. Bernward, in the crypt
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Tombs of the Patriarchs
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Tower was built as a tomb, although no human remains have been found inside
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For example, BR01 Ensemble of stelae and ancient French and German tombs of le Petit Donon
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Ahiram's Tomb
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Archibishop Unni's Tomb
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Sabbatai Zevi's Tomb in Berat
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Monastery of the Hieronymites: tombs of King Manuel I and King John III; tombs for Vasco da Gama and Luis de Camoes
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several
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"(...) the cathedral houses two bronze tombs, which are extremely rare testimonies to 13th century foundry techniques: that of Geoffroy d'Eu and especially that of Evrard de Fouilloy (+ 1222), the bishop who in 1220 undertook the reconstruction of Notre-Dame d'Amiens." (AB Ev 1981)
See fr.wikipedia.org
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Shimbaru-Nuyama Mounded Tomb Group
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"The subordinate tombs are unevenly distributed around the imperial mausoleums. They are of three kinds: (1) Simple tombs, comprising a long, straight mound covering an access ramp to an underground vault, set in front of the stupa; (2) Tombs with a main enclosure and a gateway on the south side, which also include, in addition to the arrangements of the simple tombs, a sacrificial hall and a central mound; (3) Tombs with main and secondary enclosures, which also include, in addition to the arrangements of the tombs already described, Que towers, stele pavilions and a sacrificial hall." (AB ev)
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"There are also tombs, associated with a specific ceremony that testifies to the attachment of the communities to ancestor worship, which are shaped according to the status of the deceased. The tombs reserved for dignitaries consist of a cylindrical well, closed with a large stone slab and topped by a low tumulus delimited by a stone wall. They are four-sided in shape. "Ordinary" people's tombs are marked with a simple stone slab, or a cylindrical tumulus for men who have been able to sacrifice a bull during their lives." (Ab Ev)
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Included with the mosques are some tombs, such as Süleyman Bey's Tomb, and the Half Tomb (Ottoman Tomb) (at Eşrefoğlu Mosque) and Ahi Şerefeddin Tomb (at Arslanhane)
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Antinous Tomb
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Scaliger Tombs
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Tombs of many of the rulers on the dynastic ruler list have been discovered (wiki)
See en.wikipedia.org
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"the nabari, the tomb of the founder of the royal family" (AB ev)
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Five subterranean royal tombs
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The alleged tomb of Archimedes is an artificial cave dug out of limestone, located inside the Grotticelle necropolis. Its fame is due to the popular tradition which would place in this cavity the burial of the famous Syracusan Archimedes. In reality, it is quite unlikely that the tomb in question corresponds to the real tomb of Archimedes. Cicero, an ancient source, left evidence of the real burial place of the great scientist, which does not correspond to the location where the alleged tomb is located. (wiki)
See it.wikipedia.org
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many, both Mongolian and Han
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historic Chinese tombs
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Tomb of Mahmus Kashgari
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Tomb of Saint Giles in the Abbey of Saint-Gilles (Nomination file)
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Los Pinchudos
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The tomb of Henry III in the Palace Chapel of St. Ulrich. "Today a sarcophagus stands right in the centre of the cross in the lower chapel, whose cover slab has a sculpture dating to about the middle of the 13th century. (...) The sarcophagus contains (in an octagonal gold capsule) the heart of Henry III, which was interred in Goslar at his own request, and has been kept since 1884 in the Chapel of St. Ulrich."
See en.wikipedia.org
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Chullpas of Pata-Ccaje, Tolas of Quitoloma
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Several
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St. Anthony's tomb at the Basilica of St. Anthony
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Monte Alban
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"There is also a number of tombs, the oldest dating back to the Shang Dynasty (late 2nd millennium BC)" (AB ev)
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Tomb of the Zealots downhill
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Tomb of Prince Sultan Ibrahim bin Nirza Mohammad Isa Tarkhan and several others
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associated Seven Tombs Cluster and Myongrung Tombs Cluster
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Hedeby: ten elaborate chambered tombs (nom file)
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The church of Santa Croce houses the tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo Galilei, Niccolò Machiavelli, Gioachino Rossini, Lorenzo Ghiberti and Ugo Foscolo, among others.
See en.wikipedia.org
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The majority of the tombs were constructed as single-storeyed small cylindrical towers while some of the bigger two-storeyed examples were built in a ziggurat-like shape (OUV)
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Longhushan, part of Danxia has the famous cliff hanging tombs of Yue Family
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Every palace / unit had its own burial place, with tombs for the chieftains
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Osman and Orhan Ghazi's Tombs, and others
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San Agustin church in Manila houses the sepulchre of the conquistador Miguel Lopez De legazpi, among others.
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Tomb of King Muryeong (501 to 523)
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The tomb of saint Francis in the crypt of the Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi (Nomination file, p. 15)
See en.wikipedia.org
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Several
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Built over the Tomb of Martyr Menas of Alexandria
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six ancient tombs next to the citadel
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Ses Roques Llises: Es una tumba colectiva construida en torno a los años 2100 y 1600 aC entre el final del Calcolítico y el inicio de la Edad del Bronce (Wiki).
See www.menorcatalayotica.info
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Tomb of Saint Salsa
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"One of the rooms of the hospital was dedicated to serve as a dynastic tomb chamber. This room has a window opening to the mosque" (wiki)
See en.wikipedia.org
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Both Laosicheng and Tangya sites contain tombs, such as "Zijinshan burial ground of the Peng family containing 29 Ming period tombs" (AB ev)
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At the end of Period VIB1 (3100-3000 BC), a "royal" cist grave was found on the margins of the tell, with very rich funerary gifts, among which 75 metal objects, weapons, tools, vessels and jewellery in copper, silver, gold and various alloys.
See whc.unesco.org
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16 collective royal tombs in Ur
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In the vicinity of the newly rebuilt monastery church of St. Kliment and Pantelejmon there is a tomb where Sinan (Jusuf) Chelebi was buried in 1493.