What is recorded here

Lackareagh holds a forgotten chamber where bronze hands first shaped the earth. Fifty-five metres of curved scarcut through green pasture, mirroring walls that came later. The south-facing slope catches morning light exactly as ancient eyes would have watched it rise. Some enclosures demand recognition before they surrender their purpose. This one waits patiently for someone willing to see what others walk past.

Reported by Conn Herriott. On a S-facing slope in improved pasture c. 95m SW of an unclassified castle (CL010-076----). Visible GeoHive Aerial Premium imagery (2013-2018) as a roughly circular area (diam. c. 55m) defined by a curving scarp NW-NE which is mirrored by a curving later field boundary SE-SSW, with an entrance gap at SSW. Later field walls overlie the site; running NW–SSW and NE–SE. See attached image: CL010-296----_01 JPG Snip from GeoHive Aerial Premium dated 2013-2018. Compiled by: Gearóid Conroy Date of upload: 26 May 2023

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