This cluster of cromlechs is located adjacent to the southern end of Ts AR 5, 0.14km east (bearing 100°) of Ts BC 19 (map quad B4p).
The burials are spread across the upper third of a fairly steep southeast-facing slope overlooking one of the larger, flat basins in this part of the north Aragats slope. Unsurprisingly, there is considerable evidence of recent cultivation.
Ts BC 24 is a rather amorphous group of 16 standard cromlechs. The burials extend around the curving slope of a small bedrock outcrop. Near the summit, the weathered boulders intermingle with building stones suggesting the cluster might include more cromlechs than could be accurately counted.
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Feature 1: is an elongated cromlech, 5.5m north-south and 6.2m east-west, crossed by a later superimposed wall. The cromlech is somewhat obscured by the later construction of the wall, but appears to have been built in the standard style with small-to-medium-sized basalt blocks. The wall crosses along the center of the cromlech's long axis, extending a total of 8.3m before disappearing. The wall consists of a single line of unworked basalt blocks.
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