What is recorded here

Grange holds a rectangular stone-lined grave aligned east-west on a prominent hill in County Dublin. The stones still mark the edge of a life that ended before written memory, while the empty centre waits for the person who lay there.

A burial was identified through test-excavation (Licence no. 06E0799). Located east of burials (DU005-154----) towards the summit of a prominent hill, the grave was aligned east-west, was rectangular in plan and appeared to be stone lined (Frazer 2007, 26). Compiled by: Christine Baker Date of upload: 2 February 2015

A rectangular east-west aligned burial, likely of early medieval date; its location on a prominent hill suggests ritual or strategic significance.

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