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The White Lady of Glencrutchery

by Ber Weyde
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Glencrutchery, in the parish of Conchan on the Isle of Man, is the site of a Keeill and Burial Ground. Graves have been found and traces of cremation, showing that as in other instances, the Keeill was set on the site of a Bronze-age burial.

Some large quartz boulders there have given it the name of the ‘White Lady.’


(source: Fifth Report of the Manx Archaeological Survey, 1918; colour photos by Matt Chapman taken in 2013 http://bit.ly/1fAfncC & http://bit.ly/19Os7E3; b&w photo from the Fifth Report mentioned)

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