What is recorded here

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A burnt mound in Cloonagowan, likely dating to the Bronze Age, is a type of fulacht fiadh, commonly associated with domestic or ritual activities. Its significance lies in contributing to our understanding of prehistoric land use and settlement patterns in the region.

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