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transepted, a. Archæol.|ˈtrɑːnsɛptɪd, ˈtræn-|
[f. transept + -ed2.]
Having chambers resembling transepts; spec. designating a type of gallery grave (see quot. 1956).
1939G. E. Daniel in Proc. Prehist. Soc. V. 143 The present writer defined a type of megalithic burial chamber which was there called the transepted gallery grave. 1956R. J. C. Atkinson Stonehenge v. 149 The tomb has..two pairs of chambers opening off its sides, in the manner of transepts in a church; for this reason the type is known technically as a transepted gallery-grave. 1963[see gallery grave s.v. gallery n. 12 b]. |