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Transport details, opening times, prices and dubious history.

Maes Knoll described as section 1 of Wansdyke Project 21. Wansdyke Project 21 aims to support the preservation of the ancient monument known as Wansdyke by discussing all aspects of this unique Dark Ages earthwork.

Images taken inside Cairn T at sunrise on the 21st of September 2002 showing the shaped beam of equinox sunlight illuminating the back stone.

A page about the ancient Hill of Slane including a picture of the barrow.

All about the Hill of Slane – its monuments, including the ancient Mound of Slaine, and the barrow, plus more recent Christian era structures.

Fourknocks: ground plan, finds, photos of art work, alignments and astronomy.

Interesting alignments at Barnaveddoge, plus nice photographs.

Local researchers have discovered the Baltray standing stones have a Winter Solstice alignment, confirmed in local mythology.

One of these stones looks like a star map.

Prehistoric engravings on the stones at Dowth

Photographs of Newgrange from the air.

The most comprehensive collection of Knowth photographs on the web.

A great photo – includes a baldy geezer with a crackin shirt.

Directions for walks including the Panorama Stone, the Badger Stone, and general information about the prehistory of the area.

Another good page from the ADAS Web site, outlining the known history of the site.

The official website

The official site – webcam on the tomb showing the winter solstice sun appearing down the passage into the chamber

Various pictures of the site and a bit of information about a local campaign against ASDA.

Stone circles and other neolithic and megalithic sites in Angus and Perthshire, (also Fife now...) plus the adventures of the Scottish Megaraks.

Good pics and a decription of some rare Cornish rock art.

Photographic Guide to Ross-on-Wye and the Wye Valley

Images and description for this hidden site – gives directions, which is nice!

Interactive interpretative story of the Burren, Ireland.