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Explorer Tom Kilmory, Ardnaw is a prehistoric kerb cairn. Stones arranged in a circle, probably for no good reason other than 'look how big we are'. Very on brand for the Bronze Age.
Explorer Tom Kilmory is just a clearance cairn with no assigned period, which means farmers probably stacked rocks there for fun or necessity. The map is accurate to ten metres. It's not fancy, but it's honest about being just a pile of stones.
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