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Newgrange photo gallery Co. Meath

Submitted by mythical_ireland on Friday, 01 April 2005  Page Views: 7834

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A new gallery of images of Newgrange, focusing strongly on the petroglyphs and megalithic art on its kerbstones, has been created on the web.

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Contributor Bio for mythical_ireland: Based in Drogheda, Ireland, contributing since 2001. Favourite site: Dowth. Occupation: Journalist.

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Newgrange and the Bend of the Boyne

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Re: Newgrange photo gallery by SirLawrenceTheVain on Thursday, 07 April 2005
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I would also like to add that, anyone who is interested in Stonehenge, must visit the Stonehenge Info site. It has some great photo's.
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Re: Newgrange photo gallery by SirLawrenceTheVain on Thursday, 07 April 2005
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This new web site would have to be everything someone like me needs... As I live on the other side of the world ( Australia ) and can only get to visit their roots once every 3 to 4 years, need sites like this to keep their priorities strong. Anyone who feels the way I do about their history, MUST visit this site.
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Re: Newgrange photo gallery by Anonymous on Saturday, 02 April 2005
Although we have nothing like the elaborate Newgrange site here,I could not help but notice the chevrons, there is one "W" in the centre of a neolithic/bronze age rock map from the edge of our village, from where the rock was excavated this is now a dried up spring head, this in our case would mean water. To view put "burbage heritage and tourism group" into the google search engine. Arthur,Burbage,Leicestershire.
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