Uncovering the Secrets of Clochan: A Guide to Ireland's Ancient Stone Structures
Clochan (from Irish: clochán, meaning "small stone building") is a type of drystone wall structure found in Ireland and Scotland. It is a small, single-celled, corbel-vaulted structure, often built as a bee hive shaped tomb or a shelter for animals.
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