Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Seeing daybreak at 'Ireland's Stonehenge'

[BBC]  Newgrange, located 40km north of Dublin and perched high above a bend of the River Boyne, is a prehistoric passage tomb, covered on the outside by a large grassy mound. At over 5,000 years old it is the older cousin of Stonehenge and it predates the pyramids by about 500 years.  More...