Category: Burial Chambers

• Main Road Burials – Gwernvale Burial Chamber

  

  In my rather simplistic view of the world Neolithic burial chambers are not only enigmatic structures and but are also situated in prominent parts of the countryside. Often in places that seem isolated today, and way from the trappings of the urbanised life we inhabit in the 21st century. But my naive view of the…

  Paul Challinor

  April 16, 2026

  Burial Chambers, Neolithic Monuments, Wales

  Neolithic, Severn Cotswold Style, Burial Chambers, Crickhowell, Neolithic Tomb

• A Tomb with a View – Cilan Uchaf

  

  If you take a short detour off the Wales Coastal Path by clambering over a style and trudge through a couple of fields it’s possible to find the remains of a chambered tomb dating back to the Neolithic period (c. 4,400 BC – 2,900 BC). As remains go there is not much to be impressed…

  Paul Challinor

  May 10, 2021

  Burial Chambers, Cromlech, Neolithic Monuments

  Abersoch, Lleyn Peninsula