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I've just watched your You Tube video all the way through - didn't want to watch it until I had time to see it all. A wonderful, other worldly landscape which immediately made me think of the sarsen drift valley near Avebury, although the stones very much smaller. I understand Comeragh is glaciated as well.

I agree many of the stone piles look deliberate (especially the mound around seven minutes into the video) and could well be burials. The people burying their dead would not have had to dig too deep as ample supply of stones to pile on a shallow grave. The other possible explanation may be that the stones were harvested for walls, houses (whatever) and certain stones discarded into piles as not suitable - just a thought.

Interesting - thank you (even though you were a little prickly at times). I wish you well in pursuing some formal excavations in the not too distant future.

I profusely apologise for any prickliness, and to the recipients of same. It was ungentlemanly conduct for which there is no excuse. As for comparing myself to gallileo, it was the situation, not the man that was alluded to.(not your comment)
Although there are ancient denuded walls in the area, they dont appear in this locality. As for houses, its not a place anyone would benefit from living in, unless they favoured hardship.
I really dont know what the stone piles represent. Not far away, in a location I'm reluctant to disclose, are two similar mounds covered in quartz chips. What lies beneath is anyones guess, but that is the responsibility of others. Thank you for taking the time to look at the video clip. All responses are very gratefully received.