Corrimony Chambered Cairn

Corrimony Chambered Cairn is a well-preserved Bronze Age burial monument near Glen Urquhart in the Scottish Highlands [1]. It belongs to the distinctive group of circular chambered cairns known as Clava cairns [1]. Archaeologist Professor Stuart Piggott excavated the site in 1952, uncovering one human skeleton and a single artefact [1]. Historic Environment Scotland designated it a scheduled monument in 1994 [1].