Local languages in the region cannot be identified by archeological studies, and genetic evaluation of cremation burial remains has not been possible.

During the 5th to 9th centuries, most Slavs practised cremation burials.

It contained evidence of a cremation burial.

Prior to the construction of the henge two pits were dug and a cremation burial were placed at the site.

The research conducted between 1955 and 1957 made clear that the site had been a place of cremation burials.

Outside the walls are cemeteries, most of which contain cremation burials.

The site also includes a dozen small stone cairns, frequently covering a cremation burial.

It is still open for cremation burials.

It is thought that the 4 8 Iron Age roundhouses there are part of a larger settlement, along with a possible cremation burial.

There is evidence of human activity in the valley dating from this period too, namely several 'ritual' pits and cremation burials.