What is recorded here

Standing stone in Jamestown (iverk By.) in County Kilkenny, Ireland. A standing stone is a vertical stone set in the ground, often marking ritual, boundary or memory. Whether this is a ritual marker, boundary stone or burial post still lacks clear evidence.

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