3 June 2005 Possible ‘2nd’ taula sanctuary as I first glimpsed it over the enclosure wall
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3 June 2005 Trashed taula-less taula sanctuary between the talaiots
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3 June 2005 Pano inside the eastern talaiot – this makes it look low, but it’s not – it’s a big space! (See previous photo.)
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3 June 2005 Inside the eastern talaiot with (not small!) rucksack for scale
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3 June 2005 Entrance to eastern talaiot (’working’ entrance at side of talaiot)
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3 June 2005 Eastern talaiot showing (I think!) false entrance (the ‘working’ entrance is at left side of talaiot in this photo) – sorry, it was a long time ago now!
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3 June 2005 View over main site from top of eastern talaiot
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3 June 2005 Approaching along grassy track from nearest farm
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3 April 2006 The more southerly of the 2 langdysser, looking NNWish
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3 April 2006 The more southerly of the 2 langdysser, looking SSWish
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3 April 2006 A capstone of the more northerly langysse – fearsome!
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3 April 2006 The more northerly of the 2 langdysser, looking SW(ish)
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3 April 2006 There is a small dolmen (possibly from a runddysse) and more definite runddysse just to the SSE(ish) of the 2 langdysser
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5 April 2006 One of 2 the ruined ‘central’ chambers
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5 April 2006 Eastern chamber looking roughly NE
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6 April 2006 Overview of the stunning tangle of graves in the Viking cemetery
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7 April 2006 Probably one of the 3 chambers
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7 April 2006 Approaching from the south – a wonderful setting, shame the barrow’s virtually invisible under its trees
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7 April 2006 Closer in you start to see a vague barrow shape & even a few stones
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7 April 2006 The one ‘serious’ stone visible – possibly a capstone, as it’s so much bigger than any of the other stones?
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6 April 2006 There are several differently shaped settings, including rectangular
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6 April 2006 One of the ‘classic’ boat-shaped settings
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7 April 2006 These are the stones that are easiest to see frpom outside the overgrowth – probably one of the 3 chambers
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6 April 2006 About the largest boat-shaped setting
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7 April 2006 It’s no easier to see from the north
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5 April 2006 The langdysse looking roughly ENE
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