This is very beautiful and atmspheric. I expect there are lots of standing stones with holes in them (I'm not an expert) but this one reminded me of one I'd seen in Malta....wonder what they were about and whether it was all related.
This is very beautiful and atmspheric. I expect there are lots of standing stones with holes in them (I'm not an expert) but this one reminded me of one I'd seen in Malta....wonder what they were about and whether it was all related.
Not that many in Ireland. I don't think that there are more than 5 or 6. Arguably this is the best example in these islands, but I believe that there examples throughout Europe even some as far afield as India.
It was here - it was one of the Hagar Qim temples stones. I remember seeing that and the Hypogeum and being jolted by how much we do not know (or are not told) about the past. Bet your mum gets some good vibes living in that locality :)
http://heritagemalta.org/museums-sites/hagar-qim-temples/
Very interesting. They are about the same age probably, as is Stonehenge. They certainly built to last in those days.
Cheers - that raised a smile :)
Thanks for the reSteem too @healingherb!
Your article was well worth it, although the resteem probably not worth much :)
You never know, I've picked up 13 new followers in the last day. At least one might have come from your resteem.