The Lake Dwellings of Ireland Or Ancient Lacustrine Habitations of Erin Commo
The Lake Dwellings of Ireland Or Ancient Lacustrine Habitations of Erin Commo
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Ballywoolen. This crannog was entire when seen in 1860, in a lake surrounded by hills, the surface of the island nearly level with the water. At one spot there was a flagging of flat stones where the hearth had been, and near it lay a quern. T The dis- coverer states the site of this cranuog to be in the county Down ; but the only townland in Ireland named Ballywoolen, is set down in the Ordnance Survey as situated in the parish of Dunboe, barony of Coleraine, county Derry.
COUNTY ARMAGH.
v Cam...lough has a crannog at its north end. * Marlacoo Lough, near Armagh, has another.
Lough Ross, near Crossmaglen, also contains one, stated to have been the place of meeting of the Irish leaders in 1641. + * In the kitchen-midden was the ordinary complement of bones, principally those of the ox, boar, sheep, goat, dog, and deer. Seven short scythes of bronze, a plough- sock of iron, a plough-share of flint, several iron spear-heads, and some pins, were also brought to light.
t Journal Royal Hist, and Arch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ballywoolen. This crannog was entire when seen in 1860, in a lake surrounded by hills, the surface of the island nearly level with the water. At one spot there was a flagging of flat stones where the hearth had been, and near it lay a quern. T The dis- coverer states the site of this cranuog to be in the county Down ; but the only townland in Ireland named Ballywoolen, is set down in the Ordnance Survey as situated in the parish of Dunboe, barony of Coleraine, county Derry.
COUNTY ARMAGH.
v Cam...lough has a crannog at its north end. * Marlacoo Lough, near Armagh, has another.
Lough Ross, near Crossmaglen, also contains one, stated to have been the place of meeting of the Irish leaders in 1641. + * In the kitchen-midden was the ordinary complement of bones, principally those of the ox, boar, sheep, goat, dog, and deer. Seven short scythes of bronze, a plough- sock of iron, a plough-share of flint, several iron spear-heads, and some pins, were also brought to light.
t Journal Royal Hist, and Arch.
What to read after The Lake Dwellings of Ireland Or Ancient Lacustrine Habitations of Erin Commo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W G William Gregory Wood Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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