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Burial Chamber
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From J D Sainters "Scientific Rambles Round Macclesfield" 1878:
'East of this sephulchral cell or monument, there stood six or eight upright stones or monoliths, from 8-10feet in height and six feet apart, which formed a circle 27 feet in diameter; and two other stones stood north by south within this circle, which may have been the remains of a cromlech or dolmen that had contained a burial by process of cremation, since the soil is reported black with charcoal ashes. Another stone stood six yards east from this circle, succeeded by one six yards beyond it......'
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Posted by stubob
9th December 2007ce
Edited 9th December 2007ce
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