Moth
4 April 2006 Preparing to squeeze into the smaller passage (& chamber)
Image credit: Jane Tomlinson
4 April 2006 The smaller passage isn’t as spacious as this makes it look – see pic with me standing outside!
Image credit: Tim Clark
5 April 2006 Info board showing plan of complex monument
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 Approaching the langdysse from the short path to the road
Image credit: Tim Clark
4 April 2006 The top of the chamber showing gap for missing capstone
Image credit: Tim Clark
4 April 2006 Inside the smaller chamber
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 The langdysse roughly from the south
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 Looking roughly north along the top of the seemingly much reduced langdysse
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 Long low chamber looking towards north end
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 Approaching from road
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 The northern langdysse in full from the fieldedge to the NW – the other is hidden behind it
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 Exposed chamber stones
Image credit: Tim Clark
7 April 2006 From the 305 road with a biggish lens
Image credit: Tim Clark
5 April 2006 Eastern jættestue – passage grave, looking roughly east – see passage stone on right
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4 April 2006 Suspicious stones in SE corner of site
Image credit: Tim Clark
4 April 2006 The complex from the SE – from L-R: Runddysse, Fællesgrav, Dyssekammer & Kulthuset
Image credit: Tim Clark
4 April 2006 The complex from the north – from L-R: Runddysse (top), Kulthuset (below), Fællesgrav & Dyssekammer (far right)
Image credit: Tim Clark
4 April 2006 Info board with diagrams of construction & what the structure is thought to have looked like when complete
Image credit: Tim Clark
