A basic plan of Chestnuts Long Barrow in Kent, based on that provided on page 7 of Alexander, John (1961). "The Excavation of the Chestnuts Megalithic Tomb at Addington, Kent" (PDF). Archaeologia Cantiana. 76: 1–57. Black stones were those that had been pulled vertical but still stood in their original position; grey stones are those of unclear original position; the green areas mark robber trenches made in the Middle Ages.
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A basic plan of Chestnuts Long Barrow in Kent, based on that provided on page 7 of Alexander, John (1961). "The Excavation of the Chestnuts Megalithic Tomb at Addington, Kent" (PDF). Archaeologia Cantiana. 76: 1–57
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