The view along the gallery from the second
chamber.
Note the asymmetric depths of the chamber sides. A wealth of flint tools
were uncovered in this
chamber, including a javelin head, knives, scrapers and arrowheads. No bone was
found, but if this
chamber had been used for inhumations as opposed to cremated remains, the acid
soil would have
destroyed any trace of the unburnt bone. Along with pottery sherds, a necklace of
112 stone beads was found
here, the presence of this personal item perhaps strengthening the
argument for inhumation being the mode of
burial in this chamber.