Would YOU have a Bronze Age burial? '深く，強烈に spiritual' 古代の 石／投石する barrows are having a modern resurgence - with some Britons 支払う／賃金ing thousands to have their ashes 蓄える／店d

Thousands of years ago, エリート Brits were buried in 石／投石する structures covered by 抱擁する 塚s of Earth known as barrows.?

Now, this '深く，強烈に spiritual' 古代の burial tradition is having a resurgence ? and it could be your final 残り／休憩（する）ing place if you have thousands of 続けざまに猛撃するs to spare.?

A 刈る of new burial barrows modelled after the 初めの 見解／翻訳／版s from the Bronze Age are 存在 built around Britain.?

From the outside, they 似ている little hills covered in grass, but inside there are 列／漕ぐ／騒動s and 列／漕ぐ／騒動s of alcoves 始める，決める into 石／投石する 塀で囲むs.

It's here that urns 含む／封じ込めるing the ashes are 蓄える／店d along with little keepsakes, photos and even tipples, much like you would put in a 棺.??

From the outside, barrows 似ている little hills covered in grass, but inside there are 列／漕ぐ／騒動s and 列／漕ぐ／騒動s of alcoves 始める，決める into 石／投石する 塀で囲むs, 含む／封じ込めるing urns of 火葬するd remains. This cross section shows the 初めの barrows in Wiltshire

Funeral 会社／堅い AW Lymn has been given the green light to build a new barrow 場所／位置 just outside of Calverton in Nottinghamshire

In the 石／投石する barrows 場所／位置, urns 含む／封じ込めるing people's ashes are 蓄える／店d in separate 'alcoves', 類似の to 棚上げにするs?

On select days, families can visit their loved-one's ashes and even bring a picnic to eat on the barrow's grounds.?

Funeral 会社／堅い AW Lymn has just been given the green light to build a new barrow 場所／位置 just outside the village of Calverton in Nottinghamshire.

概念 images show three barrows at the 場所／位置 off of?George's 小道／航路, 含むing two that don't have roofs.?

The company 目的（とする）s to have the new barrows open to the public around spring next year.?

によれば Pete Clarson, 商業の director at AW Lymn, burial barrows?are 'more than a place for ashes to be laid to 残り／休憩（する）'.?

'The barrows 申し込む／申し出 an 代案／選択肢 to a burial 選択, yet still 供給する a place where the （死が）奪い去るd can go to understand their grief, 受託する their loss, and celebrate a life,' he told MailOnline.

'始める，決める within a beautiful and tranquil surrounding, they are a special space made from natural 構成要素s where people can go and spend time in memory of their loved one.'?

The 初めの barrows date from the 早期に Neolithic to the middle Bronze Age periods, around 4000 BC to 1400 BC.?

These impressive earth 塚s were built overs 石／投石する structures which 行為／法令／行動するd as 集団の／共同の tombs, although they were?伝統的に built for the social エリート.

One of the most famous examples is?Sutton Hoo in Suffolk, which has around 20 barrows, which were reserved for people who owned 反対するs 示唆するing they had wealth or prestige.?

The first modern barrow - All Cannings, 近づく Marlborough in Wilshire - opened in 2015. Since then, その上の barrow 場所／位置s have sprung up in Cambridgeshire, Dorset, Shropshire and Oxfordshire.?

The practice of building the large tomb to 蓄える／店 the remains of t he dead dates 支援する more than 5,000 years. Pictured, the 内部の of the?Wiltshire barrow

概念 images show three barrows at the new 場所／位置 off of George's 小道／航路,?Calverton in Nottinghamshire

Funeral 会社／堅い AW Lymn hopes to have the new?Nottinghamshire 場所／位置 open by spring next year

Pictured, some 初めの barrows at the historic Sutton Hoo 場所／位置 in Suffolk, home to?Anglo-Saxon 共同墓地s

READ MORE:?Britain's first barrow for thousands of years built by Wilshire 農業者?

Tim Daw built a long barrow burial 場所／位置 in a field on his Wiltshire farm in 2014

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It's only in the past １０年間 that new burial barrows have been built in Britain, as a 尊敬の印 to the 初めの 見解／翻訳／版s.?

The first ? All Cannings, 近づく Marlborough in Wilshire ? opened in 2015, becoming the first long barrow in Britain for thousands of years.?

It was built on land owned by?Wiltshire 農業者 Tim Daw, who said all the?alcoves or 'niches' were?reserved in the first couple of years.?

'We do get the 時折の one returned for resale,' he told MailOnline.?

'The niches were £400 for a 選び出す／独身 urn space and up to £1,400 for a niche that could 持つ／拘留する five or six urns.'?

Since All Cannings opened, その上の barrow 場所／位置s have sprung up in?Cambridgeshire,?Dorset, Shropshire and Oxfordshire.?

同様に as the new?Nottinghamshire 場所／位置, another one is planned on 農地 近づく Milton Keynes in?Weston Underwood,?Buckinghamshire.?

A company called Sacred 石／投石するs owns two 場所／位置s ? Willow 列／漕ぐ／騒動 in Cambridgeshire and Soulton Long Barrow in Shropshire.?

The cost of 蓄える／店ing an urn at the 場所／位置s 範囲s from £825 for a one-year 賃貸し（する） to £2,145 for a 99-year 賃貸し（する）.?

Sacred 石／投石するs CEO, Toby Angel, said families have tended to buy an alcove before 現実に needing it, 示唆するing 'Brits talk about life's final event' and 準備する with their families.?

'We advise everyone to 記録，記録的な／記録する their wishes with wills and 明白に, all 関連した documentation is kept 安全に in one place,' he told MailOnline.?

'I believe people need and value a space that 申し込む／申し出s physical and emotional 安全, 特に when coming to 条件 with grief.?

'The barrow affords this 聖域 without the 影をつくる／尾行する or 影響（力） of any 約束 and yet, they are 深く，強烈に spiritual places.'?

Construction of the first modern barrow - All Cannings, 近づく Marlborough in Wilshire, 支援する in 2014

The 初めの barrows were built thousands of years ago by 手渡す using natural 石灰岩, lime 迫撃砲 and 伝統的な techniques

Burial barrows 簡単に 追加する to the ever-ますます 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） of 選択s of how human 団体／死体s can be laid to 残り／休憩（する）.?

Another method that's becoming popular too is water 火葬s, also known as?alkaline hydrolysis?? where the 死体 is 分解するd in a stream of water and alkaline 化学製品s.?

The liquid, known as 'effluent', can go 負かす／撃墜する the drain with other wastewater and bones that can be ground to ash for the （死が）奪い去るd owner to take home.?

Another method is?plastination ? using a 化学製品 過程 to 保存する tissues, 組織／臓器s and whole 団体／死体s for 医療の 目的s and public 陳列する，発揮する.?

Yet another 選択 is 寄付するing your 死体 to a '団体／死体 farm', an outdoor 研究室／実験室 where scientists 熟考する／考慮する how the human?cadaver 影響する／感情s 工場／植物s as it rots.?