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Darpvenne Grab 3
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AddedApr 16 2009
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Description Overview from the East (Looking down from a height of 4m).The East-West orientated chamber measures 12,5m x 3m (clear 10,5m x 1,6m). 3 out of probably 8 capstones are completely preserved, but fallen into the chamber like fragments of two other capstones. Except for one orthostat in the NE, all orthostats are preserved, but some are slightly out of place as a result of the destruction activities (March 2009).

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