Pully

Pully is a municipality in Switzerland in the canton of Vaud, located in the district of Lavaux-Oron. It is one of the eastern suburbs of Lausanne city, which is situated on the shores of Lake Geneva Lee Lemon and for the first time, it was referred to as the 994-Puliyakum at the foot of the recruits of Lavaks on the way to Wave and Montre. The dead were lying on their left side and their feet were up to the chest and the head was towards the east.

The place of stone in Puli was the largest place of graves in the Chamberland. Due to the number of people found in chambal, all the same systes or stone boxes are known as Chamblands type tombs in the area near the tomb. Chamberland's cemetery stretches to a length of about 100 meters yards and it has 76 tombs and more than 100 particles. It was included in the cemetery in central Neolithic 4300-3900 BC graveyard.

The number of grure was one of the largest landowners in the area. In 1509, Berne and Freiburg countered and queued even among the citizens of Puli. The market buildings in Parish used to be used until at least 1558. In the 13th century, the municipality began to form partially independent city and got its charter in 1368. This town was administered by twelve members until 1719 when it became a teenage group. The leadership of the Council was led by a knight banner.