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| The
lozenge shapes carved into the lintel stone over the southern recess.
This stone faces the passageway and entrance. |
The
lintel stone which originally sat over the entrance passageway, but
which now sits slightly to the size. Note the many zig-zags on this
stone. |
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| The
lintel stone above the west recess of Fourknocks, also heavily decorated
with zig-zags. |
This
is another stone situated above the passage, just where it meets the
chamber. |
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| The
east recess at Fourknocks. Holes in the metal ceiling allow natural
light in. |
The
south recess of Fourknocks, with lintel stone, lit by natural light
from the ceiling. |
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| The
western recess with lintel stone. I have to say, I just love the light.
Cold but atmospheric! |
An
overall view of the Fourknocks chamber. I've been wanting to take
this photo for years, since I saw it in George Eogan's Knowth
book. |
Photo gallery: inside the chamber at Fourknocks 
