In 2005 Caroline Wilkinson recreated the face of one of the men interred here. The article says few complete skulls from the Neolithic have been found in Wales.
I see the cairn might not be the easiest spot to find – but maybe that helped preserve it, as archaeologists didn’t seem to be aware of it until the 1970s.
That's quite spooky to - quite literally - actually put a human face to someone interred in a cairn... for once. Nowadays, these monuments may appear sanitised, what with all the previous 'content' removed to a museum, or scattered to the four winds. But that reminds one that these places are the real deal where real people ended their days. Cool that the farmer did what he did.