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open end of passage behind ?lintels, taller stone 0.6m and view 1.2m across, masonry wall behind grass top left quadrant of image
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masonry wall of passage, slabs very approx. 1” thick
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sides of excavation scar/s at top of mound seen from side facing ferry road
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looking along excavation scar/s from partway up landward end
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mound looking roughly E or NE with Wasbister Cairn behind
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Wasbister Cairn looking S across small ‘lochs’ and monuments to Bigswell
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Wasbister Cairn looking N with possible ‘ring’ surrounding it
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S-N across Wasbister Cairn’s northern edge with possible wall-face stone R
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Wasbister Cairn’s possible wall-face stone with tape out to 1‘
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stones in W side of central portion of Wasbister Cairn with tape out to 1m
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Wasbister Mound coming from ‘disc barrow’ with small lochan/pool behind
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Wasbister Mound seen from the east with ‘disc barrow’ in background
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the three Wadbister cairns, HY21SE 9 & 24, as seen from the valley floor
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cairns at left, possible N equivalent to Dyke of Sean right [though bank part of hillside]
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northwards across top to show possible possible stone axis
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top of northern ‘half’ looking very approx. NE – mostly depression with small humps at centre
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view westwards across mound and bank at northern side
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tomb from behind the excavation scar (rough grass right) – is the view all mound or is the tomb set back into natural ?
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looking along top of excavation scar from inside field looking to Lochview
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