Images

Image of Kilknock (Wedge Tomb) by ryaner

The flagpole marks the highest point of Kilknock – the tomb, as is so often the case, is not sited on the summit, but 5 metres below it and 100 metres to the west.

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Image of Kilknock (Wedge Tomb) by ryaner

Brougher mountain, to the left of the hill with the aerials, has 2 stone alignments, a possible megalithic tomb, a standing stone and 2 stone circles.

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Image of Kilknock (Wedge Tomb) by ryaner

The turf, with the aid of plenty of sphagnum, has grown to almost inundate the stones of the chamber.

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Image of Kilknock (Wedge Tomb) by ryaner

The stone in the foreground could be part of chamber outer walling or possibly a kerbstone.

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Image of Kilknock (Wedge Tomb) by ryaner

Aligned NE-SW, the modern wall, probably using stone from the covering cairn, crosses the front of the chamber.

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Sites within 20km of Kilknock