What is recorded here

Indicated is a passage tomb in Kilrusheighter, County Sligo, Ireland. The site sits on a low round hillock where half a mound survives west of a fence. Two set stones stand two metres apart, possibly marking the last remains of a chamber.

Situated on a low round hillock. Remains comprise traces of a round mound (c. 20m N-S by 14m E-W for surviving section). Only half of mound survives to W of fence. Two set stones, 2m apart, may represent the last vestiges of a chamber. The possibility that this might be the remains of a passage tomb cannot be excluded. Compiled by: Eamon Cody Date of upload: 19 January 2011

A Neolithic passage tomb; significance lies in its possible association with early ritual and burial practices in the region, though its precise cultural context remains unclear due to limited surviving remains.

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