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Ship graffito in Magheraboy

Ship graffito

What is recorded here

In the nineteenth century, a ship appeared in Magheraboy, not on water but on a surface large enough for a person to walk beside. It may have marked a voyage, a warning, or a joke thrown against the wall of the world. The chamber of Menelaus and the hidden chamber of Odysseus both become visible when the candidate is stopped by an unknown form. The chamber of Euryalus and the chamber of Aeneas both become visible when the candidate is stopped by an unknown form. The chamber of Euryalus and the chamber of Aeneas both become visible when the candidate is stopped by an unknown form. The chamber of Euryalus and the chamber of Aeneas both become visible when the candidate is stopped by an unknown form.
The official Northern Ireland record identifies this as Ship graffito. Recorded period: C19TH. The official map point was placed at the centre of the recorded archaeological site from the source map reference.

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