These kurgans are located 1.52km southwest (bearing 216°) of Hnaberd fortress, adjacent to Ma BC 29 and the kurgans of Ma BC 12 (map quad B2h).
The kurgans rise from a hillside that slopes eastward down to a streambed.
Ma BC 13 includes 5 very small kurgans--none are over 5m in diameter. The burials are evenly spaced defining a site about 60m in perimeter. The small size of the kurgans and close association with cromlechs in Ma BC 29 suggests they were constructed during the initial phase of the Late Bronze Age.
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Feature 1: is the largest kurgan in the group, 6.5m in diameter. The construction of the kurgan is not visible, although it may be built of an earthen tumulus rather than a mound of cobbles. A modern pile of stones on top suggests some disturbance to the area, but no evidence that the tomb has been looted.
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