Belas Knap long barrow

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Belas Knap long barrow is a well-preserved Neolithic chambered tomb in the Cotswolds, known for its distinctive false entrance and scenic hilltop setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Neolithic long barrow
chambered tomb
scheduled monument
access footpath from nearby road
associatedWithCulture Neolithic communities of the Cotswolds
category Archaeological site in Gloucestershire
Long barrows in England
Neolithic sites in England
country England
discoveredHumanRemains multiple individuals
estimatedConstructionDate circa 3000 BC
estimatedConstructionPeriod Neolithic
hasArchitecturalFeature chambers
false entrance
horned forecourt
hasArchitecturalStyle Cotswold-Severn tomb NERFINISHED
hasComponent burial chambers
kerb stones
mound
passageways
hasConservationStatus protected
hasFunction burial monument
tomb
hasMaterial limestone
stone
hasOrientation roughly north-south
hasShape trapezoidal
hasView surrounding Cotswold countryside
heritageDesignation Scheduled Ancient Monument
locatedIn Cotswolds
England
Gloucestershire
United Kingdom
locatedNear Winchcombe NERFINISHED
locatedOn Cotswold escarpment NERFINISHED
managedBy English Heritage
notableFor distinctive false entrance
scenic hilltop location
well-preserved structure
openToPublic yes
partOf Cotswold-Severn group of long barrows NERFINISHED
period Prehistoric Britain
region southwest England
surface form: South West England
setting hilltop
touristAttraction yes
usedFor ritual burial practices

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Winchcombe hasNearbyAttraction Belas Knap long barrow