This somewhat isolated cluster of cromlechs was recorded 0.32km south (bearing 183°) of Sahakaberd Settlement 2 (map quad B3g).
The terrain surrounding this cluster rises gently up to the east before descending a sharp slope to a swiftly flowing watercourse--the same drainage that flows along the eastern flank of Sahakaberd fortress.
This triangular-shaped cluster hosts 13 discrete, but closely packed, cromlechs. Most appear to be standard cromlechs but a few paved examples also were noted (although this paved appearance may be the result of the submergence of several burials below the ground surface). All of the cromlechs range from 2.5-5m in diameter and all are built of medium, unworked or lightly shaped basalt blocks. A long "ribbon" of paved cromlechs was documented on the southern end of the cluster (fee feature 1).
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Feature 1: is a densely packed line, or "ribbon", of paved cromlechs. The line is visible for 38m in a meandering north-south direction before colluvial deposits appear to have submerged a substantial number of burials. The burials range from 2.5 to 4m in diameter and are built of medium, shaped basalt blocks.
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