Archaeologists refer to these practices as the "Pan-grave culture".[20] This was given its name due to the way in which the remains are buried. They would dig a pit and put stones around them in a circle.[21] Kushites also built burial mounds and pyramids, and shared some of the same gods worshiped in Egypt, especially Ammon and Isis. With the worshiping of these gods, the Kushites began to take some of the names of the gods as their throne names.[3]