Stone ring: blocks arranged in a circle around the burial chamber to hold the upright and inward-leaning stones in place. The northern part is no longer clearly visible.
Burial chamber: the small structure in which the dead were laid to rest. Its northern part has been destroyed.
Paving: flat stones forming the floor of the burial chamber. Here, part of a natural rock outcrop was also used.
Entrance: two upright stones mark the entrance to the monument. One resembles a human silhouette.
Anthropomorphic orthostat: an upright stone at the entrance whose outline suggests a standing person.
Cup marks: hollows made in the rock with a stone tool. Their purpose is difficult to determine.
Engravings: signs and pictograms pecked into the stone.
