Mound, Kilkenny, Co. Donegal
In County Donegal, near the town of Kilkenny, lies an intriguing archaeological mound that forms part of Ireland's rich tapestry of ancient monuments.
Mound, Kilkenny, Co. Donegal
Whilst the Archaeological Survey of Ireland is gradually digitising records for all monuments across the country, this particular site’s detailed information hasn’t yet made it onto the Historic Environment Viewer online platform. The mound represents one of countless archaeological features dotting the Irish landscape, each holding potential clues to the lives and practices of our ancestors.
Such mounds are typical features of the Irish archaeological landscape and can date from various periods, serving different purposes; from Bronze Age burial sites to medieval mottes.
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