Ireland in Pre-Celtic Times
Ireland in Pre-Celtic Times
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This is apparently a single grave, lined with stones, which are covered with sculpture. One of the figures seems intended to represent an animal. I visited the site in Easter 1920, but was unable to verify the drawings (due to W. F. Wakeman), 2 as the stones are uprooted, placed face downward, and almost entirely buried.
V. Seiseadh Coille Greine, Co. Tyrone. There is here a tumulus with a stone chamber, the stones covered with spirals and other ornament. The only extant illustration of this re...markable monument is totally inadequate. 3 There are ten stones lining the 1 A large number of photographs and drawings of the sculpture will be found in the late Mr. George Coffey's monograph, New Grange and Other Incised Tumuli in Ireland (Dublin, 1912).
2 Published in JRSAI, vol. Xv, p. 543 ff.
3 Since the above was written Mr. M. C. Burkitt has published photographs of some of the carved stones in his Pre-history (Cambridge University Press, 1921).
IRELAND IN PRE-CELTIC TIMES 227 chamber, about 3 feet in height.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is apparently a single grave, lined with stones, which are covered with sculpture. One of the figures seems intended to represent an animal. I visited the site in Easter 1920, but was unable to verify the drawings (due to W. F. Wakeman), 2 as the stones are uprooted, placed face downward, and almost entirely buried.
V. Seiseadh Coille Greine, Co. Tyrone. There is here a tumulus with a stone chamber, the stones covered with spirals and other ornament. The only extant illustration of this re...markable monument is totally inadequate. 3 There are ten stones lining the 1 A large number of photographs and drawings of the sculpture will be found in the late Mr. George Coffey's monograph, New Grange and Other Incised Tumuli in Ireland (Dublin, 1912).
2 Published in JRSAI, vol. Xv, p. 543 ff.
3 Since the above was written Mr. M. C. Burkitt has published photographs of some of the carved stones in his Pre-history (Cambridge University Press, 1921).
IRELAND IN PRE-CELTIC TIMES 227 chamber, about 3 feet in height.
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