A Chambered Tomb is a type of burial structure found in various cultures, particularly in prehistoric Europe. These tombs typically consist of a burial chamber made of large stones, often covered by a mound or earth. They were used to inter the dead and sometimes contained grave goods, reflecting the beliefs and practices of the society that built them. These tombs are often associated with the Neolithic and Bronze Age periods and can be found in regions such as Britain, Ireland, and Scandinavia. The design usually features a passage leading to the main chamber, allowing access for rituals and ceremonies related to death and the afterlife.