0.27km south (bearing 183°) of Ts BC 83, Ts BC 89 is one of three clusters (along with Ts BC 83 and 79) that make up the western border of the Tsaghkahovit survey quadrant clusters (map quad B4j).
Ts BC 89 is located in a unique triangular saddle outlined by the intersection of three bedrock outcrops. The western border is formed by the same ridge whose northeastern slope hosts Ts BC 83 while the other two sides are bounded by much smaller eroded hills.
22 cromlechs in a variety of styles make up this cluster. Distributed across an area approximately 60m east-west by 100m north-south, the burials here include 13 standard cromlechs, 6 bedrock, and 3 paved. The standard cromlechs range in size from 2m to 4.2m in diameter while the paved cromlechs are slightly larger (averaging 5m in diameter). The bedrock cromlechs range in diameter from 3m to 4.5m. All are constructed of medium to large, shaped bedrock blocks.
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Feature 1: is a paved cromlech 5m in diameter north-south and 4m east-west. It is constructed of medium and large, shaped basalt blocks encircling flat, shaped basalt slabs that interlock to form the interior paving.
Feature 2: was found on the southern limit of the cluster. It is a medium-sized bedrock cromlech, 3.6m in diameter north-south and 2.7m east-west. A single large bedrock boulder constitutes the northern perimeter of the cromlech's outer ring while closely pack shaped basalt blocks outline the rest of the construction. Two medium-sized basalt blocks visible in the center of the cromlech may be part of the capstones, but the interior is largely submerged.
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