This isolated burial was found 0.24km northwest (bearing 312°) of Ts BC 46 and 1.30km southwest (bearing 253°) of Korbulag village (map quad C5a).
The tomb is located atop a winding north-south oriented ridge punctuated by exposed bedrock.
This isolated burial (plate XIIId) appears to have been robbed relatively recently. The construction is defined by 3 circumferential rings of medium-sized, shaped basalt, and occasionally tuff, blocks surrounding a slightly raised earthen mound. There are no signs of slabs that might have surrounded a cist suggesting that the burial chamber was a pit. A single large tuff capstone now lies at the bottom of the looted chamber. The chamber is 0.6m deep, 2.3m long, and 1.8m wide, oriented roughly north-south. Overall, the construction is 6.2m in diameter east-west and 5.2m north-south.
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