What is recorded here

Carngraney Wedge Tomb is a wedge tomb in County Antrim, Ireland, though local lists still call it a fort. That mislabel may hide its true shape, a narrow stone chamber built for the dead rather than a ring of defensive wall. The stones may have stood near a road or field, watched by people who knew its purpose even when outside writers did not.

Carngraney Wedge Tomb is recorded as a fort in County Antrim. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Carngraney Wedge Tomb is a prehistoric burial site, not a castle, and is typically dated to the Early Bronze Age, around 2000–1500 BCE. It is important as an example of megalithic architecture and provides insight into early funerary practices in Ireland.