File:Entrance passage with cup marks, Loughcrew cairn T.jpg
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English: Loughcrew Passage Tomb cairn T,
The wall on the left is pitted with so-called "cup marks". When the tomb was opened, a large number of chalk balls were found at the base of this stone. These balls fitted the stone precisely; they may represent the stars in the sky. |
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| Author | Rob Hurson |
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