What is recorded here
This site is located in poor pasture land which slopes gently from the foot of Teermoyle mountain to the Ferta river, 300m to SW. It commands a wide view of the surrounding countryside and comprises a subrectangular burial area, located towards the N end of a possible early enclosure. Standing within the burial area…
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From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record KE070-070003
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