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Pre-Islamic burial monuments in the Sahara are stone witnesses to past cultures. They were constructed with loose stones, stone slabs, and dry stone walls. A tumulus, a rounded stone mound, is often found at their core. The burials are predominantly inhumations in individual graves.
In addition to the simple forms of tumuli, there are a number of different configurations and extensions, such as keyhole monuments or tumuli with alignements. They date back approximately 1,000 to 7,500 years and are particularly common in the Central and Western Sahara.
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