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St Lythans Burial Chamber, near Cardiff by richard25

Originally built around 4000 BC, this megalithic chamber in the Vale of Glamorgan was constructed for the communal burial of the dead. The site is open to the public.

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Title:	St Lythans Burial Chamber, near Cardiff
Description:	Originally built around 4000 BC, this megalithic chamber in the Vale of Glamorgan was constructed for the communal burial of the dead. The site is open to the public.
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Originally built around 4000 BC, this megalithic chamber in the Vale of Glamorgan was constructed for the communal burial of the dead. The site is open to the public.