Early Historical Clay Cist Graves at Kalotuwawa (Sri Lanka)
https://doi.org/10.34780/e4rz-9rzm
Abstract
Two megalithic cist graves were exposed at Kalotuwawa (Sri Lanka). The cists showed traces of heavy burning and were filled with ashes, charcoal and a few calcinated human bones. Potsherds in the pits belonged to grave goods. The vessels were of Black-and-Red Ware and common Red/Brown Ware. Radiocarbon samples give a date of 135 ± 51 B. C.
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Keywords:
archaeology, megalithic, burials, cist graves, Black-and-Red Ware
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2023-08-29
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How to Cite
Perera, N. (2023) “Early Historical Clay Cist Graves at Kalotuwawa (Sri Lanka)”, Zeitschrift für Archäologie Außereuropäischer Kulturen, 3, pp. 65–70. doi:10.34780/e4rz-9rzm.