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Graiglas
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Submitted byPaulM
AddedMar 02 2004
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Description This small but well preserved round barrow is located directly adjacent to a minor road that joins the A5 at SH415749 It is easily visible from the road. There is supposed to be a standing stone just to the north, but we couldn't find it.

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Andy B
(2004-03-03)
Megarak's obscure site of the week award for this one I think. We've almost turned the entire map red in Anglesey (with photos of every site we know of).

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