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bawn79 wrote: I didnt know that! So there is a good chance that in restoring Newgrange they could have put paving stones up as facing brick! This is a pic I took of the quartz in Knockroe http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]ost/55568/images/knockroe.html Its lying in front of the eastern chamber so perhaps it was a type of paving. Ah didn't know about the Knockroe ,yet another one .Sometimes it is reffered to as paving but it could just be be ground cover , ther are cases of deposits in the quartz but I can't remember where . There is also the possible use of quartz at some rock art sites where it has been hammered into fissures . Reply | with quote |  26th February 2008ce 13:05 In reply to: Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall (bawn79)2 replies: Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall (CianMcLiam) Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall (12pointer) |
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