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Looking E from the W end of the gallery.
The backstone and the lintel can be seen.
Viewed from the court area.
The two entrance jambs can be seen with the fallen lintel in front of them.
There are two court stones going off to the right.
From the lintel over the gallery to the W end of the gallery with the backstone on the left.
Smaller tomb 12.
Undifferentiated passage/chamber running approximately S(entrance)/N.
This one has been heavily restored as only the backstone, part of the sillstone and one orthostat remained at the time of the excavation.
In this view, looking N, the surviving part of the sillstone (lighter coloured on the left) and the backstone can be seen.
Smaller tomb 14.
Undifferentiated passage/chamber running SW (entrance)/NE. A sillstone marks the start of the chamber.
A view of the sillstone looking towards the chamber.
Smaller tomb 16.
This tomb adjoins and predates the main tomb and was originally one of the tombs with an undifferentiated passage and chamber running SW (entrance)/NE.
On the construction of the main tomb, a new entrance passage was created entering from the SE and meeting the original passage at right angles.
This is a view of that new passage looking NW to the join.
Inside smaller tomb 17.
This one has a cruciform chamber and this is a view of the passage which runs N/S.
General view of Carnbane W.
Cairn L dominates the scene but in front of it are J (left) and H.
In the distance, Cairn T of Carnbane E can be seen.
Cairn H. Art on right hand side of SW cell. There are seven concentric circle designs with differing numbers of rings. The one most visible is in the centre on this group.
Cairn I. The stone with art on it featured in the next image is the tall stone on the right of the passage.