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Ballymacaldrack 'Dooey's Cairn' court-tomb

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It has a more than semicircular stone-paved forecourt, in which stone axes were found. Portals lead into the roofless burial chamber, placed in a long stone-revetted mound. Excavations in 1935 and again in 1975 showed that behind the chambered burial gallery there was a passage, originally timber-roofed, containing pits but also much cremated bone, suggesting that - unusually - the passage may well have been the location of the crematorium itself. A number of Neolithic pottery sherds and flints came to light during the excavation.
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A well-preserved court-tomb of c.3000 B.C. situated on the lower slopes of Long Mountain, 3/4 mile south-south-east of Dunloy.
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