CoveredavenuenearAntequera。
AtGavr’innis，thelengthofthepassageleadingtothecryptexceedsforty-twofeetFig。62，andtheLongBarrowofWestKennetismorethanseventy-threefeetlongbyawidthinsomepartsexceedingthirty-twofeet。IntheLongBarrowsofLittleton，Nempnitt，andUley，thecryptisreachedbyanavenue，theentranceofwhichisclosedbyatrilithon，andasimilararrangementismetwithinmanymegalithicmonumentsofScania。Thesepulchralchambersofovalshape，suchasthatmetwithintheislandofMoen，weresurmountedbyatumulussome100yds。incircumference；twelveunhewnstonesformedthewalls，andfivelargeblockstheroof。InremovingtheearthfromtheMoentomb，thebonesofseveralhumanindividualswerefound；andaskeleton，doubtlessthatofthechief，laystretchedoutinthemiddleofthechamber，whilstthebonesoftheothershadevidentlybeenrangedagainstthewallseitherinasittingorcrouchingposition。Withtheboneswerefoundaflinthatchet，whichappearednevertohavebeenused，anumberofballsofamber，andseveralvasesofdifferentshapes。
GroundplanoftheGavr’innismonument。
ThemegalithicmonumentsofMecklenburgaresupposedtodatefromNeolithictimes，andareconstructedintwoverydifferentways。TheHUNENGRABER，formedofhugeblocksofgranitesetupatrightanglestoeachother，resemblethecoveredavenuesofFranceandelsewhere；
intheso-calledRIESENBETTEN，orgiant’sbeds，onthecontrary，thesepulchralchamberismerelysunkintheground。