Images
Impressive corbelling at the junction of chambers one and two. Bottom left is a septal stone sealing the second chamber from the first.
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Closer in shot of the very unmatched (male/female?) entrance jambstones. Corbelling on the northern (right) side of the gallery is visible behind the right-hand entrance stone.
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Looking out into the court – the stone at the bottom of the shot is the sillstone dividing the ante-chamber and the first chamber of the gallery.
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Displaced roofstones on the northern side of the mound.
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Looking down on the entrance, ante-chamber, and two-chambered gallery.
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The southern end of the gallery at the rear of the main tomb.
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Looking south along the subsidiary passage and chamber.
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North-south aligned subsidiary passage and chamber at the rear of the mound.
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Unmatched entrance jambs.
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Entrance court at the south-east of the mound.
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Moneydig
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Craigs Lower
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Castledawson
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