Wedge-shaped Gallery Grave

A wedge-shaped gallery grave or wedge tomb is a type of Irish chamber tomb. It is so-named because the burial chamber itself narrows at one end producing a wedge shape in plan. An antechamber is separated from the burial area by a simple jamb or sill. They are covered by a cairn which can be round, oval or D-shaped often with a kerb to revet it. They were in use form the late Neolithic until the middle Bronze Age

 

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