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Photo by Alan Frye The remains of two small burial chambers placed next to each other, but not thought to have ever been joined. They date from different parts f the Neolithic period. One chamber, the southern, is better preserved and has a capstone sitting on 4 supporting stones, while the other chamber has 2 of its original uprights and a damaged cap stone. In the 18th century there are stories of the tombs being the home of a family of squatters.
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