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Newton Farm Burial Chamber

Burial Chamber

<b>Newton Farm Burial Chamber</b>Posted by greywetherImage © greywether
Nearest Town:Gatehouse Of Fleet (7km NE)
OS Ref (GB):   NX551525 / Sheet: 83
Latitude:54° 50' 45.95" N
Longitude:   4° 15' 25.07" W

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It was interesting to visit this site after looking at possible protomegaliths at Cairnholy.

There is no sign of a cairn. The rectangular burial chamber has four pillars about 1.5m high arranged one at each corner like a four-poster bed.

A possible undeveloped protomegalith?

Visited 8 September 2004
greywether Posted by greywether
12th October 2004ce

This lovely little site can be found in a lush meadow on Newton Farm.
It appears to have been a stone-lined rectangular box with a standing stone at each corner. It's a bit tumbled down but quite recognisable. Nice views over the sea and the broody hills.
fitzcoraldo Posted by fitzcoraldo
22nd October 2003ce

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A description of this unclassified Clyde-Type Chamber
fitzcoraldo Posted by fitzcoraldo
23rd February 2005ce