Prehistoric Manx 'round mounds' will be investigated by UK researchers.
Round mounds are earthen mounds built over human burial sites found throughout the British Isles and in Europe - first appearing in the Neolithic Age around 3500 BC.
Around 160 of these have been discovered on the Island - some were excavated in the 80s but most were studied last in the 1800s with no modern research methods used.
Manx National Heritage and Culture Vannin are supporting the project - Dr Rachel Crellin is part of the team:
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