Ringfort_at_Cabragh_-_geograph.org.uk_-_505171.jpg


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English: Ringfort at Cabragh Ringforts are common in the Irish countryside. A ring fort is, in its simplest form, a circular space surrounded by a bank, with possibly a fosse or ditch outside the bank.The typical ring fort was used as a dwelling-place, and would have contained one or more simple houses made of upright wooden posts interlaced with a wattle-and-daub lattice construction. Also called 'Fairy Forts'.
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Author Pamela Norrington
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Object location 53° 56′ N, 9° 04′ W Heading=90° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap. View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap info


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13 November 2004

53°56'24"N, 9°3'36"W

heading : 90 degree