A bit of an iffy one this, as the jury is still out regarding the existance of any chambered cairns in the Cheviots, but a double row of parallel upright stones described in Northumberland County History (Vol. XV, p.38) and located at NT76410347, currently in plantation, has been interpeted as the remains of a chambered long cairn.
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Not much more detail than is given above, but has a link to an online map showing the position of this (apparently) lost long cairn.
Sites within 20km of Spithope
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Three Kings
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Dour Hill
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Bellshiel
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Woolaw Iron Age Settlement
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Brigantium
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Shillhope Law
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Trestle Cairn
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Kielder Stone
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Five Stanes
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Whitley Pike
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Russell’s Cairn
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Barrowburn Wood
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Uplaw Knowe
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Horseshoe Wood
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Drake Stone
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The Shearers
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Castle Hills
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Fawdon Hill
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Devil’s Lapful
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Camp Knowe
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Camp Hill (Otterburn)
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Alwinton-Clennel Cottages
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Piper Shaws
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Cross dyke, Campville
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Campville
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Hownam Law
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Lady’s Well (Coquetdale)
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The Five Barrows
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Five Kings
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