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Ken Williams > The Kempe Stones aka Greengraves, Co. Down. Click on the photo for a larger view. Perfectly engineered portal tomb with matching portal stones and a door stone forming a very symetrical dolmen which would be far easier to appreciate if it were not part of a hedge. Click here to see more photos of this tomb.
Ken Williams > 3 The Kempe Stones, aka Greengraves, Co. Down. As you can see the tomb is surrounded by brambles so it is not possible to make out remains of a cairn. Click HERE to see some nice photos taken many years ago of this tomb before it was consumed by the hedge, on another website.
Ken Williams > 5 The Kempe Stones, aka Greengraves, Co. Down. From the rear.
Ken Williams > 2 The Kempe Stones, aka Greengraves, Co. Down. The view from the front is obscured by the hedge the portal tomb is now part of.
Ken Williams > 1 The Kempe Stones, aka Greengraves, Co. Down. From the side as you approach across the field.
Ken Williams > 4 The Kempe Stones, aka Greengraves, Co. Down. Inside the chamber, note the half door stone in between the two portal stones in the centre of the photo.

The Kempe Stones aka Greengraves, Co. Down.




Click on the photo for a larger view.

Perfectly engineered portal tomb with matching portal stones and a door stone forming a very symetrical dolmen which would be far easier to appreciate if it were not part of a hedge.

Click here to see more photos of this tomb.
Ken Williams > The Kempe Stones aka Greengraves, Co. Down. Click on the photo for a larger view. Perfectly engineered portal tomb with matching portal stones and a door stone forming a very symetrical dolmen which would be far easier to appreciate if it were not part of a hedge. Click here to see more photos of this tomb.

The Kempe Stones aka Greengraves, Co. Down.




Click on the photo for a larger view.

Perfectly engineered portal tomb with matching portal stones and a door stone forming a very symetrical dolmen which would be far easier to appreciate if it were not part of a hedge.

Click here to see more photos of this tomb.
See photo in original gallery.
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