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Often used in the same context:
tombs,
sarcophagi,
stabiae,
excavations,
acropolis,
londinium,
knossos,
sakkara,
tumulus,
huaca,
stele,
hypogeum,
stelae,
herodian,
mausoleum,
dolmen,
catacomb,
hellenistic,
mycenaean,
ramses ii,
aquileia,
ctesiphon,
amarna,
cathedral,
iron age,
archaeological,
medina,
aksum,
rameses ii,
archeological,
ramesses,
crypt,
sphinxes,
henge,
mycenae,
frescos,
sepulcher,
hippodrome,
bronze age,
etruscans,
nabataean,
procopius,
antiquity,
pachacamac,
achaemenid,
triumphal arch,
elamite,
porticoes,
sassanid,
ancient,
omayyad,
neolithic age,
apadana,
uruk,
potsherds,
ruins,
domitian,
pasargadae,
ziggurat,
archaeologists,
chephren,
megaliths,
punic,
olmec,
duomo,
ossuary,
trajan,
ptolemaic,
pediments,
meroe,
apse,
nippur,
umayyad,
mummies,
basilica,
minoan,
diocletian,
iconostasis,
qumran,
lagash,
fatimid,
mamluk,
caryatids,
ecbatana,
abydos,
monuments,
graveyard,
thracian,
paestum,
lycian,
caravanserai,
leptis,
minoan civilization,
metopes,
cheops,
skara brae,
graves,
citadel,
ptolemies,
tell el amarna,
motte,
cloisters,
cemetery,
temple,
cemeteries,
synagogue,
granary,
monastery,
mosque,
palace,
quarries,
city,
catacombs,
gallery,
metropolis,
sanctuary,
basilicas
More specific:
potter's field
More general:
land site,
site
Synonyms:
burial ground,
burial site,
burying ground,
cemetery,
graveyard
Also try:
— Adjectives for necropolis:
theban,
royal,
vast,
great,
ancient,
extensive,
large,
roman,
memphite,
etruscan,
huge,
more...
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