I had seen this monument the last time I was here and wondered about it. Well, this time we wandered to it.
The tomb is aligned east-west, with the higher part at the west. Just one side stone remains standing along with two oddly pointed overlapping stones that would have closed the west end.
It is built on, and parallel to, the edge of a step between two levels in the limestone pavement.
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