Portal dolmen known as 'The Three Brothers of Grugith' on bare-earth LiDAR, north at the top

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Portal dolmen known as 'The Three Brothers of Grugith'

Scheduled monument · Cornwall, England

Portal dolmen known as 'The Three Brothers of Grugith' is an archaeological site in Cornwall, England.

From Historic England list entry 1006746 · Grid reference SW 761 197

The map opens here on the bare-earth LiDAR with the RVT toolbox; the old Ordnance Survey maps, the Roman roads and the recorded places around it are a key away.

Around it

  1. 1Hut circle on Crousa Downs 650yds (600m) S of 'Three Brothers of Grugwith'Scheduled monument750 m south
  2. 2Two round barrows 700yds (640m) NNE of Penhallick FarmScheduled monument1.1 km south-east
  3. 3Wayside cross 230m south west of Trenlanvean FarmScheduled monument1.1 km west
  4. 4Guidepost 25mListed building1.2 km east
  5. 5Two barrows S of Crousa CommonScheduled monument1.2 km east
  6. 6Chapel enclosure 150yds (140m) S of Trelease FarmScheduled monument1.3 km north
  7. 7Two standing stones on Crousa Common, 890m WSW of ChywooneScheduled monument1.4 km east
  8. 8Hut circle with associated field system 300yds (270m) NW of PolcoverackScheduled monument1.6 km south-east

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