To the south are a stone circle, a cairn, two standing stones, and a large burial cist. |
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The path veers off to the right to bring you to the summit of Hindscarth, marked with a large cairn. |
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He proposes to build a stone cairn six or seven feet high and 12 to 14 feet across, either inside the fold or next to it. |
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Head east now over a broad whaleback to the cairn at 829m, the summit of Brown Cow Hill. |
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Return again to the ridge cairn and go right, then bear right, away from the valley leading straight down. |
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The only person not in black is a child making a nest of stones near a cairn of rocks. |
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It is in very good condition with a round cairn 8 m. in diameter revetted by a kerb of coarse walling, and a partially infilled chamber. |
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It is a grassy bump amongst other grassy bumps and is marked with a small cairn. |
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Return to the cairn and carry on up to the North Peak, where you can look down over the buttresses. |
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After half a mile cross the expansive plateau to a high level lochan and the summit cairn. |
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The travellers and their guide came to the last ridge that rose between them and the summit, where they could see a tumbled cairn of stones. |
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An entertaining tight-rope walk, especially where the ridge narrows considerably for its final few feet to the summit cairn. |
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The royal visitor's final duty was to lay the final stone to a cairn built outside the main entrance and to unveil a commemorative plaque. |
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There are several hillocks, but the actual summit has a good cairn to reassure you that you have indeed reached the top! |
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It soon became apparent that the row of large stones had defined the edge of a stone cairn covering a boat burial. |
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A chambered burial cairn known as Maeshowe is also being examined for potential damage as part of the study. |
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A Neolithic long cairn of a previously unknown design has been discovered at Berstness on the Orcadian island of Westray. |
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This presumable grave had then been covered with a stone cairn which also overlay some of the phase 1 carvings on the large quarried slab. |
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A moss-covered cairn topped with a faded prayer flag tied to a branch, it had been carefully garlanded with flowers by passing nomads. |
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Much of the known early history of the cairn terrier, like that of the Skye terrier, centers on the island of Skye. |
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They were located at one end of a stone burial cist, which was covered with a cairn. |
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That stone-heap on a west-facing slope, is it scree, or a cairn, or the remains of a house? |
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Cross marshy ground to a cairn, and after 300 yards you will reach the trig point on top of Auchineden Hill. |
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A bouldery summit with a large cairn looms large, fooling many into believing this is the summit. |
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A Land-Rover track past Swordland Lodge branches left, down a brae and past a cairn, through a gateway into Tarbet. |
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From here the ridge broadens out in a wide sweep all the way to the huge cairn on Carn Eighe. |
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Stacking large slabs on one another against a spine of uprights within a revetment wall, seems a very effective way to create an illusion of a well built and solid cairn. |
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This three-venue show documents temporary and permanent work at locations across the country based on the cairn, a pile of stones used as a memorial or trail marker. |
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A Spitfire propeller has been restored and mounted on a cairn of Cornish granite and will be displayed inside the entrance of RAF Portreath in Cornwall next month. |
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The ice-encrusted cairn eventually appeared through the gloom and I was glad to retrace my steps downhill to a little niche where I could find some semblance of shelter. |
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The first, which apparently looked like my old cairn terrier Geordie, he bought to give to me, but later gave it spontaneously to his Aunt for no real discernible reason. |
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Beyond the col, the track becomes steeper and you have to work a little harder to reach the summit of Mid Hill at 422m with its prehistoric burial cairn and view indicator. |
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Near the lake named for him in central Alberta, not far from the homestead where he raised his nine children, a stone cairn will honour his extraordinary life. |
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Head NE from the summit cairn to pick up the bulldozed track called Morton's Way and follow this along the NE ridge and down to a col below the Hill of Glenroads. |
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Creevykeel is classified as a full-court tomb and shows a low line of kerbstones around the exterior of the cairn, with larger orthostats lining the court. |
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I noticed a cairn of rocks piled up at the start of a rough side path. |
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Stacking large slabs on one another against a spine of uprights within a revetment wall seems a very effective way to create an illusion of a well built and solid cairn. |
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They were to be created from local limestone, sandstone and gritstone and each cairn was to feature a spiral design of dry stone walls emanating outwards. |
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Mountaineers could take a compass bearing from the summit cairn which would lead them to the first pole at the top of Gardyloo Gully. |
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A cairn, Carnedd Arthur, was erected at the site and was still standing as late as 1850, but no longer exists. |
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The remains of 350 men, women and children were buried in the dunes behind the beach and a small cairn and monument marks the site. |
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In Scotland, it is traditional to carry a stone up from the bottom of a hill to place on a cairn at its top. |
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Hermes argued so skillfully that he ended up buried under a heap of pebbles, and this was the first cairn. |
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In the hills to the north of Borve, there is a large chambered cairn, sited in a prominent position. |
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Three of the stones, visible within the cairn mound, are thought to be from the stone circle of that time. |
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Parc Cwm long cairn is maintained by Cadw, the Welsh Government's historic environment division. |
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Parc Cwm long cairn is one of six chambered tombs discovered on Gower and one of 17 in what is commonly known as Glamorgan. |
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At Parc Cwm long cairn a variety of mortuary practices was evident and the deliberate ordering of skeletal parts noticeable. |
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The cairn consisted of an earthen mound with a surrounding ditch 28 metres in circumference and over 2 metres tall. |
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Although most cairns discovered in the area are round, a ring cairn or cairn circle exists on Gelli Mountain. |
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The holt is built under tree roots or a rocky cairn, more common in Scotland. |
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The long, stalled cairn, built of local stone, was once a communal burial place for the bones of an ancient community. |
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Despite the peaked profile the summit is wide enough for a sizeable cairn surrounded by a small level area. |
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The summit is marked by a cairn standing on the brink of the northern face. |
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The top of the fell lies toward the western end of the summit plateau, marked by a huge sprawling cairn. |
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The top of Lord's Seat is a smooth grassy dome, the summit being marked by the meeting point of ruined fences and a small cairn. |
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The highest point lies a little way out onto the northern spur at the top of Grey Crag, marked by a cairn. |
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An Ordnance Survey triangulation column stands beside a cairn and windshelter. |
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The summit of Great Gable is strewn with boulders and the highest point marked by a rock outcrop set with a cairn. |
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This cairn was erected in 1876 by two brothers named Westmorland to mark what they considered to be the finest view in the Lake District. |
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The highest rocky knoll can be identified by an Ordnance Survey triangulation column beside a large cairn, both standing out from the turf. |
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Its curving summit ridge contains three small tops, each of which is marked by a cairn. |
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The highest point carries not so much a cairn as a rearrangement of some loose rock at the apex of the pyramid. |
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The summit of the fell carries a unique construction, a combined slate platform and cairn. |
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The summit of Swirl How is marked by a fine cairn on a stony top, built close to the Greenburn edge of the ridge. |
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It is not uncommon for the circle to contain a ring cairn and cremation remains. |
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Jeremy lives in Connecticut with his wife Kathryn and cairn terrier Carrie. |
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At home, she has a cairn terrier named Lilly as well as two cats, Spooky and Dori. |
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The highest point is marked with a large, solidly built cairn atop which sits an Ordnance Survey trig point. |
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In Scotland nearly every place has got a memorial cairn, sign-boards and pull-ins. |
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Three years later her cairn terrier was diagnosed with the same complaint. |
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These physical survey mark cairn systems are the basis for national survey grids to interconnect individual land survey measurements for entire nations. |
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Cists are often to be found in the centre of a cairn circle although some appear solitary which could be the result of the loss of an original slight mound. |
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Between this cairn and the top, in a shallow valley, lies a small tarn. |
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The undercarriage, together with a wooden cross and memorial cairn lies on the top of the ridge with the rest of the wreckage spread down Broad Slack. |
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A small cairn on the highest craggy outcrop marks the highest point. |
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The main top is marked by a cairn set amid an area of stones. |
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There is another prominent cairn at the top of the north east ridge. |
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The second phase of construction consisted of a raising in height of the cairn and contained a large cist considered as Early Bronze Age, however, no human remains were found. |
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There is a 2nd or 3rd millennium BC chambered cairn, an Iron Age promontory fort and the remains of other prehistoric settlement dating from the Bronze Age nearby. |
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Both leaders were killed in the battle, Donald Ban is said to have been buried in a large cairn near the river, close to where the silver chain was found. |
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Finely made and decorated Unstan ware pottery links the inhabitants to chambered cairn tombs nearby and to sites far afield, including Balbrindi and Eilean Domhnuill. |
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The stones that remained were built into a cairn to honour the dead. |
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The group took what shelter they could find in a circular cairn, got the man into his sleeping bag, into a survival bag and then under the fabric of the tent. |
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