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Wales
A small but well-preserved Neolithic dolmen in a field near Llangaffo on Anglesey. A large capstone rests on three uprights, forming an elegant tripod structure typical of the region's chambered tombs.
This site is freely accessible to the public.
In a farm field near the road. Access via a gate and short walk across pasture. Livestock often present.
Roadside layby on the lane near Llangaffo.
Dolmens, passage graves, and chambered tombs — the houses of the ancient dead.
Grid Reference
53.2277°N, 4.2850°W
Other sites to explore in this region.
A Neolithic passage tomb on Anglesey, Wales. Built over an earlier henge and stone circle. The passage aligns with midsummer sunrise.
A massive Neolithic dolmen near the east coast of Anglesey. The enormous capstone — estimated at 25 tonnes — rests on low uprights over a burial chamber that contained the remains of up to 30 individuals.
A restored Neolithic passage grave on the west coast of Anglesey, containing rare megalithic art — spirals, zigzags, and lozenges carved into the chamber stones. One of only two sites in Wales with Neolithic rock art.
A superbly preserved hill fort on the Llŷn Peninsula with around 150 stone roundhouse foundations visible within its walls. Views across Cardigan Bay.