Exploring Waterford's Ancient Monuments

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27/11/2010 20:08

Submitting To The Website

Anyone who wishes to submit articles of interest, are very welcome to do so. These can be submitted via the website’s email link. Accompanying photos or illustrations can be attached if desired. All articles will be credited to the author and published on the ‘Articles’ page. ...
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17/11/2010 13:44

Map of county Waterford

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05/05/2010 09:58

The Landscape

   The Landscape    Find out more about Waterford  by visiting 'The Landscape' page above      Archaeological Terms "Backstone" (Megalithic tombs) A stone forming the end of a Chamber or Gallery   Quick facts about the website Launched...
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30/03/2010 20:15

Snippets of up to date information about the site

The site was launched on February 19th 2010 Currently the site has information about and photos of 30 monuments Most frequent visitors to the site are from Czech Republic, USA, Netherlands, Germany, Ireland
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Drumlohan

Near the village of Stradbally is a souterrain in which Ogham stones were used in its construction . more
 

Tallest Stone

 
 

Waterford's  tallest standing stone is  located 5 km from Tramore. The impressive stone measures 3.7m in height. See it  Here

 

 Monument Guide

Types of Monument on this website

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The White Lady, Ballymacaw

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 Top 5  visiting countries to Prehistoric Waterford

April 2013

 

 USA, China, Russian Federation, Ireland & Canada

 

 

Website last updated  May 14th 2013

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 'Stumbled On'

Check out some recent finds

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Map of Waterford

showing major monuments

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