cist

It is not considered to be part of the cist.

The deceased was laid out with the head at the west end of the cist.

A small part of the north chamber was separated off to form a cist.

Cist also worked for the success of free schools.

Cist turned his interest in history to working to have battlefield sites preserved.

The cist is said to have been found sometime before the late 18th century.

The remains of cremated children were placed in a separate cist.

In 1781 the firm was dissolved, and Cist continued in business alone.

Their son, also named Charles Cist, became a noted editor.

The majority of these tombs are of the cist type.

Cist graduated from Farmers College in 1858, and then studied law.

Two more cist graves located to the west of the enclosure may also date from this time.

Burial 7 was immediately above the cist of Burial 9.

The remains were deposited in a cist and possibly belonged to a member of the city's elite.

A cylindrical ceramic vessel was deposited at the east end of the cist.

Cup marks, and a carving of an axehead, can be seen on the southern cist.

The meteorite was said to be retrieved from the cist of one of the rooms.

A crude cist was carved out in front of the lower step of an earlier building phase.

The cist has a rubble stone lining, partly surviving.

A cist may have been associated with other monuments, perhaps under a cairn or long barrow.

Two empty Alamanni cist graves were also found near the village.

Some believe the dolmens evolved from a simpler cist burial method.

The burial was interred in a cist with two ceramic vessels placed covering the top.

After contracting pneumonia while touring Italy, Cist died at the age of 63.

These include a Clava type cairn and a burial cist.