Tinkinswood Burial Chamber by Star4mation
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Description
Chambered Cairn in South Glamorgan, Wales,UK. This chambered long cairn is covered by an almost rectangular mound, which has a stone cist half way along the northern side. It has a forecourt to the east created by the horns of the cairn, allowing entrance to the main burial chamber. Built around 6000 years ago in the neolithic period.
The brick pillar inside was put there in 1914 to help support the huge capstone which has cracked. The capstone weighs 40 tons!

Comments (25)
Wow, that is seriously amazing. Neolithic? Really great shot!
WONDERFUL DOLMEN!!! I LOVE IT!
WOW...Magnificent place and shot my friend, marvelous view, fabulous capture, congratulations! *********
A wonderful capture but eerie i wonder how many people are actually buried there superb work !!
Really amazing photo Steve, and thanks so much for the detailed background info
If yer in Wales Steve,lets see some more.
Fantastic capture..love it!!
Go away! & don't wake me til sundown. ;)
That looks cool! Nice pic! :)
wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
Great photo
Moving a 40 ton rock slab back then must been very tricky indeed...BRAVO ! Interesting capture and I can see where Tolkien got some of his inspiration from ! Well done & ~Cheers~
superlative shot
WOWWWZER!!
Fantastic Picture and Background details Steve.....Excellent post my friend..
Excellent photography, Steve!!!
amazing the one wonders how "they"carried them around.
Wow Steve, this is amazing! Great history lesson too...keep 'em coming :)
Very interesting shot of the tomb!
Stone solid art!
Wonderful capture.
Superb capture Steve! Must have taken a few people to lift that cap!
must the oldest structure I have seen photo or no photo.superb subject
Wow .. this is truly ancient! A wonderful capture .. and I really like that you've included some information about it. Gotta go google this. You're going to post more pictures, right??
wonder who was buried there? some one very important . wonderful photo,