The graves of the Round Building Subphase are rather modest. The dead hav been buried either in pits (sometimes sourrounded by stones) in the open areas or below the floors of the huts, generally lying north-south on their right sides with their faces turned towards the ground, in tighly flexed positions. Isolated primary or secondary burials within the burnt fills of abandoned round/oval huts or in the open areas may well belong to the early grill buildings. There is a trace of a brain surgery (trepanation) on the skull of an individual buried in the fill of a burnt and abandoned semi-subterranean dwelling (RE). Primary burials, singly or in groups of twos and threes, either under the central rooms or between the grill "walls" or in the small cellular divisions, first made their exposed area and the number of grill buildings of the Second Stage. Relative to the size of the exposed area and the number of grill buildings, graves in the settlement are few. The raised practices, and the existence of the first "Skull Building" that we know to have been in use from the Channeled Building Suphase on, might be result of this necessity.