Drombeg Stone Circle is a circle of 17 standing stones which on excavation confirmed that there have been urn burials in the centre. This is a circle of 17 status stones which on excavation confirmed that there have been urn burials within the centre. Excavations in 1957 and 1958 revealed cremated bones in a deliberately broken pot wrapped with thick cloth and buried near the centre of the circle together with 80 other smashed sherds, 4 bits of shale and a group of sweepings from a pyre. To the west of the stones is a hut website online with fulacht-fia cooking vicinity. This prehistoric kitchen had a flagged trough wherein water was boiled by losing pink-warm stones into it. Recent assessments showed that the usage of this approach, 70 or greater gallons of water might be boiled for almost three hours. The midpoint of one of the stones at Drombeg become set consistent with the wintry weather solstice sunset viewed in a conspicuous notch in the remote hills; the alignment is right but no longer flawlessly specific.