Kerbstones on the northern side of the tomb.
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Kerbstones on the southern side of the tomb.
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Slemish to the north-east in Antrim, over the fencepost beside the northern kerbstones.
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The first chamber of the main gallery.
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Looking outwards into the court below the lintel placed over the segmentng jambs of the main gallery.
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Another angle of the entrance.
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Over the main gallery – the double-jambstones of the entrance are impressive.
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The second chamber in of the main gallery.
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Looking west – the shot shows just how much of the tomb remains.
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The subsidiary passage and chamber at the rear, eastern end of the tomb. The stone bottom right is the backstone of the main gallery and is used as a sidestone in the subsidiary chamber. Neat.
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Looking south-east over the entrance.
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Entrance jambs to the main gallery.
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Lush summer grass in the forecourt at Knockoneill – the stones in the foreground are later, bronze age additions.
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Sites within 20km of Knockoneill
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Tamnyrankin
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Slaghtneill
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Tirnoney
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Carn
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Boviel
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Kilhoyle
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Moneydig
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Crevolea
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Craigs Lower
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Craigs
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Castledawson
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