What is recorded here
Polygonal cist with an inverted encrusted urn containing the cremations of an adult female and child, excavated in 1960. Other reports of burials including one cist, two cremations covered by small piles of stones, and unprotected extended inhumations, probably indicate the existence of a cemetery. (JRSAI 1960, 169-73)
Date of upload: 6 September 2016
Polygonal cist dating to the Early Bronze Age, associated with cremation burial practices. Its significance lies in the presence of multiple burials and the inclusion of an inverted encrusted urn, reflecting regional funerary customs and social structures of the period.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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