Mound, Sandhill, Co. Donegal
Tucked away in County Donegal, the mound at Sandhill stands as an intriguing reminder of Ireland's layered past.
Mound, Sandhill, Co. Donegal
It represents one of countless archaeological features dotting the Irish landscape that await fuller investigation and interpretation.
Such earthen mounds, found throughout Ireland, can date from various periods and serve different purposes; some mark ancient burial sites, others defensive structures, and still others ceremonial gathering places. Without specific archaeological investigation, the Sandhill mound keeps its secrets close, offering visitors a chance to contemplate the many possibilities of its origin whilst appreciating the enduring mystery of Ireland’s prehistoric and historic monuments.
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Sandhill, Co. Donegal
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