The principal types of the grave fields’ topographical setting (FT):
FT-A: Location of the cemeteries in the non-arable zones, usually in the upper or lower part of the fan-shaped niches of the valley and settlement area. This is by far the most common type.
FT-B: Position of tombs on hillocks (at the edge of the valley or alluvial zones) or somewhere higher up in the rocky regions.
FT-C: Position of the grave field or of individual tombs within the arable zone. The burial mounds are situated nearby a hamlet or village, although it remains uncertain whether the land around was already cultivated at the time of the tomb’s construction.
Satellite Photo: Google, DigitalGlobe (12/07/2010); edited by Hazod 2013
Fig. 1 Grave fields in Lo (#0128, #0133)
Fig. 1: Grave fields in Lo (#0128, #0133) (Satellite Photo: Google, DigitalGlobe (12/07/2010); edited by Hazod 2013)
Photo: Hazod
Fig. 2 Grave fields in Mal gro (#0101)
Fig. 2: Grave fields in Mal gro (#0101) (Photo: Hazod)
Satellite Photo: Google, DigitalGlobe, Cnes/Spot Image (2003); edited by Hazod 2013
Fig. 3 Grave fields in Shab (#0308)
Fig. 3: Grave fields in Shab (#0308) (Satellite Photo: Google, DigitalGlobe, Cnes/Spot Image (2003); edited by Hazod 2013)
Photo: Hazod
Fig. 4 Grave fields in Shab (#0308)
Fig. 4: Grave fields in Shab (#0308) (Photo: Hazod)
Photo: Hazod
Fig. 5 Grave fields in Bcom mdo (#0196)
Fig. 5: Grave fields in Bcom mdo (#0196) (Photo: Hazod)