What is another word for beehive tomb?
Pronunciation: [bˈiːha͡ɪv tˈuːm] (IPA) 
A beehive tomb is a type of tomb architecture that was commonly used in the prehistoric era. This type of tomb is also known as a tholos or a dome tomb. The unique name of the tomb is derived from its shape, which resembles a beehive. Synonyms for beehive tombs include conical tombs, circular tombs, domed tombs and round tombs. These tombs were often used by ancient civilizations such as the Mycenaeans and the Minoans to bury their rulers. Many of these tombs have been discovered in Greece, Turkey and Italy, and continue to fascinate archaeologists and historians alike.
