King Orry's Grave Complex
Neolithic Archaeological Site MED Priority
Two Neolithic chamber tombs (c.3500 BC) in Laxey. Despite the Viking name, these are 4,000 years older than any Norse activity. The gently sloping farmland between the two tombs and the Laxey River was prime settlement land in every period — from Neolithic farmers to Viking settlers. Well-drained, south-facing, near fresh water.
What You Can Find Here
Neolithic pottery, stone tools, Bronze Age metalwork, medieval coins
📍 54.24°N, 4.39°W · Isle of Man
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