wideford

easterly view

are the slick black stones at RH & LH of image edge {in line with tape [out to to 1m]) small ‘slabs’ or pillar tops ? – is this really a burnt mound or are the stones overlay i.e. burnt stones or stones burned later ?

stone/slab near Duni Geo close to the caiirn – is exposed circular are about it prehistoric or from removal attempt abandoned owing to solidity ?

N hornwork with ?continuance outwith fence, where (not visible) there are also some dinky upright slabs barely projecting

discoverer [my old boss] John Hedges battles MS today to discuss the excavation

exposure in southern/excavated side of mound

exposure in northern side of mound, with dark patch left of centre

Feature C showing angled dividors

Dividing ‘causeways’ of feature C

Features D (angled) and E (2nd sub-divided feature) with to rear of pic burnt mound

L-shaped feature D

back of circ. mound at end of long cairn

circ. mound from S with possible dividing wall of chambers

view along possible dividing wall on S side

view from stone scatter above hornworks to circular mound

view across top of circ. mound to chamber/s – is that a division’s top showing as rounded grassy ridge ?

view from possible entrance stone to chamber/s

chamber B1 looking to back orthostat

chamber B1

view from chamber B1 of depression B3 left and 2nd ?chamber B2 right

ooking down on 2nd ?chamber B2

depression B3 foreground with 2nd ?chamber B2 behind

stepping stones with mound behind

‘chamber‘

‘radial’ wall from moundlet to/towards ‘chamber‘

view showing steep slope that cairn is built into, deosil 4 of clockwise sequence