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Re: UPLAND LANDSCAPE ALTERATION IN SOUTH EAST IRELAND.
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How can a collection of different pics from those mentioned answer the last post ? You have merely avoided it .
I doubt anyone would see any similarities with the Welsh examples and Comeragh . As for the new pics , . Cwm Ian , Yellowmead ,Tregiffian Vean ,Down Tor cairn and enclosure are all clearly monuments that stand out from the surrounding landscape . Drizzlecombe is an obvious stone row it also has a very big terminal monolith , Chun Castle is a settlement and Kendijack an iron Age fort , and none have any claims for excarnation


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Posted by tiompan
11th February 2012ce
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