Photographs of the Cairns of Clava
This is a view from behind the ring of standing stones.
This shows how the cairn has been uncovered, so you can walk into the middle of the chamber.
This is a English woman posing in front of one of the standing stones.
These are photographs of the Cairns of Clava.
Photographs courtesy of Jan Bily
The History of Astronomy
Details of Clava
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