Monuments in the landscape
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Monuments in the landscape
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 22 Nov 2007
The capstone of Parc-y-llyn burial chamber can be seen directly ahead, beside the fence and below the T-shaped electricity or telephone pole. The northern skyline is Mynydd Ysgubor but below that can just be discerned the rocks of the Garn Turne monument, to the right of a building. Such sightlines are likely to have been significant in the choice of location for these ancient monuments.
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Image Location
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51.901219
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