Ts BC 102 was discovered 0.60km northeast (bearing 45°) of Tsaghkahovit settlement 2 (map quad B4k).
This cluster of burials is set in a small basin surrounded on all sides by rock outcrops. The burials occupy both the basin and the slopes of the surrounding hills. The hill sides are highly eroded and large boulders also obscure the surface visibility.
The mounded, spiral, and standard cromlechs of Ts BC 102 extend across an area approximately 70m square. The burials are spread widely and likely amount to no more than 40 individual tombs. The spiral and standard tombs are built of medium-sized, unworked, and shaped basalt blocks. The mounded cromlechs use similar blocks to encircle piles of small tuff and basalt cobbles. Most of the burials range from 2.5 to 4.5m in diameter. On the far southern edge of the cluster is a single line of densely-packed paved cromlechs (feature 1).
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Feature 1: is a line, or "ribbon" of cromlechs that meanders roughly east-west for 80m with an average width of 2m. The burials are all built of unworked basalt blocks but they are packed so tightly that it is quite difficult to make out individual burials.
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