Comparatively rarely, grave goods have been found interred alongside human bone inside the long barrows.[39] Where these have been found, archaeologists have typically interpreted them as the remains of funerary ceremonies or of feasts.[39] The choice of grave goods included reflects regional variation.[39] In the Cotswold-Severn Group in southwestern England, cattle bones were commonly found within the chambers, where they had often been treated in a manner akin to the human remains.[40]