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| In the middle of the open interior, positioned outside and to the southwest of the inner enclosure, are the remains of a badly damaged cairn. A low mound with a few protruding stones can be discerned, around a central pit resulting from excavation. A bronze dagger and some flints were found when the cairn was originally excavated, but there's little to see now. This post appears as part of the weblog entry "The Rhondda Stonehenge?" Yeah, right - Mynydd y Gelli
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Posted by thesweetcheat21st September 2010ce |
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