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PLA2162/011
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Post date: 23/06/2015
Alternate Code & Name: S.36_22 PLA2162/2328BB/S.36_22
Burial ground S.36_22 associated with the site S.34_21. At least five graves were noted surrounded by a circular stone wall. Each grave consisted of a low stone cairn a large stone placed on the western end as a headstone. The graves were oriented approximately east-west. The orientation and fact that the graves had some form of dressing as well as headstones indicate Christian influence and thus more historical dates for the graves. This is consisted with the evidence of the sites and historical photographs