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Drannandow

Chambered Tomb
Drannandow (Chambered Tomb) by greywether General view from the N.

Usually described as a Clyde cairn but the low septal stones in the chambers and the absence of any portal arrangements has led it to also be described as hybrid between Clyde and the Bargrennan passage grave tradition also found in this area.

The cairn is roughly 24m long and up to 15m wide.
greywether Posted by greywether
18th May 2004ce
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