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The northern side-chamber.
A simple rectangular box-like chamber, it has a raised floor retained by a sill
stone.
The eastern (right) font slab is probably a modern replacement as there is no
stone in this
position in photographs taken during the excavations of the 1920's.
Together with its southern twin, this structure must also support the huge
weight of the
single slab that roofs the chamber in this area. A section of this massive stone
can
be seen at the top of the photo above.