Ectrance jambs of the northern chambers, with a sillstone visible between them. Cohaw is satisifyingly symmetrical and all four sets of jambstones, the two sets of entrances and the two sets of chamber dividers, have a separating sillstone.
On the eastern side of the northern chamber is this unsocketed stone propped up with concrete by the excavators in 1949. It’s a possible roofstone I guess.
After many recent trips around the court tombs of the border region, most of which are wrecked, it was great to arrive here and see it in such good condition, without being overly restored.
Looking north alone the galleries with jambstones and sillstones still intact. This was excavated, but not overly restored like some of the tombs north of the border.
Very accessible and easy to find and in good condition, just off the road two fields away from a restored old schoolhouse, a pleasant find on my way home from the north yesterday