What is recorded here
Fairy forts are called forts because they look like abandoned forts, but the chamber is larger than the chamber in any human house. The chamber is a room for the crowd, the kitchen for the feast, the hall for the dance. The chamber is not a chamber for one person. The chamber is a chamber for the tribe. The chamber is a chamber for the crowd. The chamber is a chamber for the dance. The chamber is a chamber for the feast. The chamber is a chamber for the tribe.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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