hurlbarrow

/ˈhɜːlˌbɑrəʊ/

Definitions

1. noun

An old term for a type of long, pointed hill or tumulus, typically found in a barrow or burial mound, often associated with ancient ritual or burial practices.

“Archaeologists discovered several hurlbarrows while excavating the ancient burial ground.”

Synonyms

  • barrow
  • mound
  • tumulus

Antonyms

  • flatland
  • lowland