Due to the rescue excavation made in the last years in Romania on sites belonging to big infrastructure projects (highways, aeolian turbines) we have been able to reveal a significant number of Yamnaya burials, many of them being discovered in Dobroudja, a romanian province positioned between the Danube and the Black Sea. In this presentation we try to corroborate different data available in the literature with other from new exacavations in order to create an image of the burial customs of this interesting population. We analyzed the data available from 5 sites, counting 10 tumuli – Aliman, Cernavodă, Medgidia (Constanţa county), Rahman 1, Rahman 2 (Tulcea county) from the point of view of burial types, inventory, anthropological information (distribution by sex and age groups, life expectancy, skeletal stature, dental and bone pathology, etc.) and radiocarbon dates. Fig. 1. Cernavodă. Central grave (T7-M4)