Cloghanmore

54.689166666667 - 8.7458611111111Koordinaten: 54 ° 41 ' 21 " N, 8 ° 44' 45 " W

Cloghanmore ( gäl. An Clochán Mór, the Great Stone ) is a Court tomb ( megalithic chamber grave ), similar to that of Creevykeel, with the special feature of parallel twin galleries, each consisting of two chambers at the west end of the yard. It is up to Malin More in the valley of Columbkille, County Donegal in Ireland.

Cloghanmore is considered the best preserved "full- court" system of its kind Its origin is dated to about 3200-2500 BC. One of the galleries is still considered by a heavy capstone. Two small unsegmented chambers lie at the eastern end of the court, to both sides of the access. You have input the stones are decorated with motifs that recall the art of the passage tombs. The weathering has the designs but almost obliterated. The farm is oval and measures approximately 15 m in length. The entrance on the eastern side is flanked by orthostat of enormous size. Much of the long trapezoid cairn is original, but its current form was created in the renewal of the monument in the last century. The facility is located in marshy areas.