Neolithic Structures in the British Isles Photo Gallery and related media
Neolithic Structures in the British Isles
Legananny Dolmen
Located in County Down in Northern Ireland, the Legananny Dolmen has been dated to the Neolithic period and is believed to be nearly 5,000 years old. The megalith's name is thought to be a translation from a phrase meaning "Pillar of Enya," a reference to an Irish goddess.
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Neolithic Structures in the British Isles
Neolithic Structures in the British Isles(11 Photos)
11 Photos
More than 1,000 massive man-made structures from the Neolithic era remain scattered across the landscape of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
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Celtic Burial Mound
Celtic Burial MoundVideo Clip (2:25)
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Don Wildman takes a closer look at a pre-historic structures hidden inside a mountain in Dowth, Ireland.
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