Latial I is concentrated in the Rome area, in the Alban Hills and in the Monti della Tolfa. Evidence of the civilization is mainly funerary obtained from necropoleis (cemeteries). Cremation was the predominant rite. Cremation burials consist of a hut-urn with ashes of the deceased placed in a dolium (large jar) with some other vessels used for food offerings. The pottery is undecorated. Instead of a hut-urn a vase with a cone-like roof or simulated helmet was sometimes used. The dolium was placed in a stone-lined pozzo (hole) and commemorated above-ground.