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This record refers to one of three cairns noted by Wood-Martin (1882, 114). He recorded them as 'three grass-covered cairns' which were located 'on the opposite side of the road' to a souterrain (SL016-061001-). He refered to them again in a later account as 'three mounds resembling grass-covered carns' which were 'not far distant' from the souterrain (Wood-Martin 1887-8, 297). The other two cairns are SL016-060001- and SL016-060003-. The exact location of this cairn is unknown.
Compiled by: Patrick F. O'Donovan
Date of upload: 19 January 2011
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