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<p>by massive end beasts. The other type is the warrior's tomb, which looks more like a house. It does not have massive end beasts.  Within the two main groups of hogback styles are smaller subsets. The scroll type hogback is a subset of the warrior's tomb type. It is characterized by scroll motifs on the horizontal band below the .</p>

<p>Different older types of carved stone monuments found in northern Britain include the 8th century <a href="page.php?w=St_Andrews_Sarcophagus">St Andrews Sarcophagus</a> and the <a href="page.php?w=Ancient_Roman_sarcophagi">Ancient Roman sarcophagi</a></p><p>
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