This small cluster of cromlechs is 0.94km southeast (bearing 128°) of Tsaghkahovit Settlement 1.
The burials of this cluster are set on the lower reaches of a highly eroded east-facing slope adjacent to a small marsh or bog.
This cluster of standard and mounded cromlechs is poorly preserved, leaving only fragments of 8-12 burials visible from the surface. Most appear to be moderately sized ranging from 3 to 5m in diameter. One exception, however, is an extremely large mounded cromlech (feature 1).
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Feature 1: is one of the largest burials recorded by the ArAGATS survey and it is in relative isolation, surrounded only by much smaller standard cromlechs. The burial is a mounded cromlech 38.9m in diameter. The stones that define the outer ring of stones are very large worked blocks, ranging from 1 to 2m on their longest side. The interior of the burial is paved with small basalt and tuff cobbles. It is quite possible, perhaps even likely given its extraordinary size and relative isolation, that this burial was originally a very large kurgan which slowly lost the outer extremity of its cobble "breastplate" to reveal the underlying interior stone ring.
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