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In Bengal, especially in Comilla and Noakhali Districts, these tombs or monuments, which are even now built, have generally the cone-shape. At the bottom there is in most cases a square cell or chamber. They are sometimes constructed in groups and supplied with chambers at the top, *cf.* Chātkhil Noakhali.