The most mysterious of the Boyne Passage Tombs also the least visited and reconstructed.
The tomb is actually larger than it first appears, by the time visitors reach the sloping sides of the mound they have already crossed the buried kerb on the north side by a couple of metres.
The section of the kerb shown in this photo is from the south side of the tomb, some fading carvings are visible on these stones.
The section of the kerb shown in this photo is from the south side of the tomb, some fading carvings are visible on these stones.
The tomb is actually larger than it first appears, by the time visitors reach the sloping sides of the mound they have already crossed the buried kerb on the north side by a couple of metres.
The section of the kerb shown in this photo is from the south side of the tomb, some fading carvings are visible on these stones.
The section of the kerb shown in this photo is from the south side of the tomb, some fading carvings are visible on these stones.
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