Cairn, Knockybrin, Co. Donegal
In the rolling hills of Knockybrin, County Donegal, lies an unclassified cairn that remains something of an archaeological mystery.
Cairn, Knockybrin, Co. Donegal
Whilst many of Ireland’s ancient monuments have been thoroughly documented and studied, this particular stone mound has yet to receive the full attention of researchers, leaving questions about its age, purpose, and builders tantalisingly unanswered. The cairn joins thousands of similar structures scattered across the Irish landscape, each one a silent testament to the island’s deep prehistoric past.
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