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Clement Smythe's 1822 sketch of the chamber at Smythe's Megalith. It was destroyed the same day it was discovered.
Clement Smythe's 1822 sketch of the chamber at Smythe's Megalith. It was destroyed the same day it was discovered.
The Smythe's Megalith chamber may have looked like the surviving (and reconstructed) example at Coldrum Long Barrow (pictured)
The Smythe's Megalith chamber may have looked like the surviving (and reconstructed) example at Coldrum Long Barrow (pictured)
Smythe's Megalith was found on the lower slope of Blue Bell Hill.
Smythe's Megalith was found on the lower slope of Blue Bell Hill.
The field in which Smythe's Megalith was found, photographed in February 2014
The field in which Smythe's Megalith was found, photographed in February 2014
View of the damaged burial chamber
View of the damaged burial chamber
West-facing view of the remnant barrow, which extends away from the camera on the left-hand side of the road between the fence and the tree
West-facing view of the remnant barrow, which extends away from the camera on the left-hand side of the road between the fence and the tree
The barrow survives on the south side of the road as a low mound with small sarsens
The barrow survives on the south side of the road as a low mound with small sarsens
Stones from the chamber of the Addington Long Barrow
Stones from the chamber of the Addington Long Barrow