What you'll hear inside Wideford Hill Chambered Cairn:

• 1
  Central Chamber

  Roughly 3m long, 1.4m wide and 2.4m high, the central chamber of Wideford Hill opens into three side cells.

• 2
  North Side Cell

  One of three cells leading off the central chamber, accessible through the north wall.

• 3
  East Side Cell

  One of three cells off the central chamber, reached through the east wall.

• 4
  South Side Cell

  One of three cells off the central chamber, set into the south wall.

• 5
  Incised Neolithic Art on Cell Lintels

  Faint Neolithic carvings — crossed lines and paired triangles — were discovered on the cell lintels in 1999 by archaeologist Richard Bradley, despite Petrie having reported no carvings in 1849.

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  Original Western Entrance Passage

  The original entrance to Wideford Hill Cairn faces west towards Cuween Hill Cairn.