Ireland's Stonehenge?

Ireland's Stonehenge was documented by antiquarian and astronomer Thomas Wright in 1748. His drawing is the only known representation of this once great monument, which was located in a townland known today as Carn Beg, not far from the town of Dundalk, in the north of County Louth.

This huge monument vanished from existence some time between Wright's drawing and brief description of it in 'Louthiana' (1748) and the construction of the Drogheda to Portadown section of the Dublin-Belfast railway line in 1855. Historian Henry Morris, writing for the County Louth Archaeological Journal (CLAJ) in 1907, gave us a tantalising insight into what the monument's purpose might have been when he wrote: "I have read or heard it stated somewhere that this place was the site of a school of astronomy. Its position on the plain, with a semicircle of mountains around would enable an ancient astronomer to observe and mark the places where the various heavenly bodies appeared on the horizon at different times of the year." Regrettably, Morris was unable to recall the source of this valuable detail.

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Britain's Atlantis' found at bottom of North Sea

Britain's Atlantis' - a hidden underwater world swallowed by the North Sea - has been discovered by divers working with science teams from the University of St Andrews.

Doggerland, a huge area of dry land that stretched from Scotland to Denmark was slowly submerged by water between 18,000 BC and 5,500 BC.

Divers from oil companies have found remains of a 'drowned world' with a population of tens of thousands - which might once have been the 'real heartland' of Europe.

A team of climatologists, archaeologists and geophysicists has now mapped the area using new data from oil companies - and revealed the full extent of a 'lost land' once roamed by mammoths. source.... click to read more

Gobekli Tepe connection Tory Island?

This Tau Cross is situated on Tory Island of the north coast of Donegal,

"There has been some debate recently about the dating of the cross with one or two researchers starting to believe that it may predate Christianity altogether, as the symbol was used by Pagans in Egypt. The seafaring history of Ireland and how it connected this small island to the rest of the world – allowing for trade of goods and ideas – may have been underplayed by historians to date, in regard to this I wholly recommend that anyone interested in Ireland’s early maritime history reads ‘The Atlantean Irish’ by Bob Quinn – as I have over the past month – it certainly gives a different perspective to the ‘culturally isolated island on the edge of Europe’ idea of Ireland that seems to be more commonly concluded."
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After reading about and looking at the Tau Cross, it reminded me of the standing stones in Gobekli Tepe, and if it is pre Christian there maybe some connection, on other findings I will link them below.....



The Atlantean - Bob Quinn Documentary








According to the 12th century annals Leabhar Gabhála Éireann (The Book of Invasions of Ireland) Tory Island off the coast of Co. Donegal was first occupied by Nemedian settlers from Scythia in modern Turkey .

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Queen Scotia and King Menes in Ireland?

Was Queen Scotia/King Menes ever in Ireland?

In many Irish libraries and ancient books of Ireland and other parts of the world has Queen Scotia in Ireland, whether it's true is up for debate but I tend to lean on the side that it is true, you ask based on what. Its believed that Scotia's grave is in Co Kerry, Is there any evidence to prove that Egyptians were in Ireland, One has to only do small bit of research to see the archaeology findings in Ireland that are of Egyptian origins, examples being, Barbary ape found in the Northern Ireland, A necklace found in the Mound of Hostages around a boys neck, identical to the necklace on Tutankhamen, Gold collars found in Ireland very similar to that of Egyptians Gold works, Pair of Egyptian Jars,  etc....... not to mention other artifacts found in the U.K. For me there was definitely trade between Ireland and Egypt, most of these findings are carbon dated around the same time.

Ireland/Scotland at one time was called Scoti/Scotia, you can find this in countless old maps from hundreds of years ago, the maps can be easily found online,  The Romans at one time referred to that part of Europe as the Scoti race.

Scotia also mentioned in the 

Annuals of the Ireland

Maps Of Scotia  
https://maps.nls.uk/scotland/rec/127
https://maps.nls.uk/scotland/rec/135
https://maps.nls.uk/scotland/rec/126
https://maps.nls.uk/scotland/rec/161
https://maps.nls.uk/scotland/rec/133

Some more maps, https://maps.nls.uk/scotland/

It's also said Scotia had several sons to the Milesian Spanish King of Ireland, one of them was called Heber/Hiber, this is maybe where we get the name Hibernia, Ireland was called Hibernia by the Greeks which is documented in old writings and maps, and Spain was referred to Ibernia, named after their son. (Other names for Ireland)
Some genealogy records does have Scotia married to a Milesian Spanish King of Ireland.
There's a book by James Anderson from 1732, called
Royal Genealogies, Or the Genealogical Tables of Emperors, Kings and Princes" 
This book is dedicated to the Royal Highness , and a lot of work was put into the book for it to be based on myth, its actually an expensive book to buy, but you can read it online, look under Heber genealogy line part of the book, on page 778, on 
Google books: https://books.google.ie/books?id=Ge9lAAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false

Line of Heber

https://www.libraryireland.com/Pedigrees1/Heber.php

Resources 

Scotia was originally a Roman name for Ireland, inhabited by the people they called Scoti or Scotii.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotia


According to the "Scotichronicon" - one of the earliest histories of Scotland written in the 1440s, there was a legend that a Greek prince called Gaythelos was banished, with his wife Scota, the daughter of an Egyptian Pharoah. He sailed westwards and landed in Spain.

https://www.brehonlawacademy.ie/single-post/2014/07/04/The-Names-of-Ireland-Scotia

Irish Pedigrees

https://www.libraryireland.com/Pedigrees1/title.php
https://www.geni.com/people/Scota-Queen-of-the-Gadelians-fictitious/6000000000077265812

Egyptian Mummy Co Cork

https://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/education/report-to-recommend-resting-place-of-egyptian-mummy-193762.html
https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/row-over-fate-of-2300yearold-mummy-rages-on-as-egypt-sends-leading-diplomat-for-ucc-talks-28945560.html
https://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/resignation-offers-hope-that-mummy-may-stay-in-cork-172479.html

Barbary Apes
http://irisharchaeology.ie/2014/05/a-barbary-ape-skull-from-navan-fort-co-armagh/

Atlantean Pyramid in Co Mayo and the Scotia Connection?
https://arya-land.blogspot.com/2020/03/atlantean-pyramid-in-co-mayo-and-scotia.html



King Menes 

King Menes is believed to be buried in Co Tyrone discovered by Professor Waddell

Book: Egyptian Civilization: Its Sumerian Origin and Real Chronology (1930) by Laurence Austine Waddell

68 EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION OF SUMER ORIGIN 

 I found about three years ago in the inscrip¬ 

tions engraved on the boulder stones of the prehistoric rude stone grave at Knock-Many or “ The Hill of Many ” near Clogher on the southern border of County Tyrone. This pre¬ historic grave tumulus practically crowns the central water¬ shed between the Lough Erne arm of Donegal or Galway Bay of the Atlantic or western side of Erin and Lough Neagh of the River Bann on the North-east, which latter lake was penetrated by Norse galleys within historic times. The in¬ scriptions on the two chief standing boulder stones at Knock- Many, as seen in the remarkably fine large photographs taken by Mr R. Welch in 1896, contain, I observed, inscrip¬ tions in Sumerian linear writing which, though largely weathered, were mostly decipherable, and were practically identical in their writing and contents with those of the ebony label from the empty tomb of Mena or Manj or Menes at Abydos.

In particular the photograph of one of the stones 2 
contains the same monogram of the name ** Urani** and is 
written by the same signs as on the ebony label, but on a larger scale ; and the realistic pictograph of the animal which caused the death of Menes in Urani represented it as a Hornet . It thus appears that the Land of Urani in " The Land of the End of the Sunset " in the Far West, to which Menes penetrated in ships and where he met his tragic death through the sting of a Wasp or Hornet was Erin, the furthest West land of Europe (excluding Iceland or Ultima Thule, then doubtless unknown) ; and that his tomb survives on the top of Knock-Many or " The Hill of Many ” in County Tyrone, in which the name Many seems to preserve the name of that great Aryan world-emperor ” and famous admiral Mena or Manj down to the present day. And the so-called “ tomb ” of Menes at Abydos is disclosed to be not his tomb, but his cenotaph.

other resources, link 1, link 2

The Newark, Ohio Decalogue Stone and Keystone

In November of 1860, David Wyrick of Newark, Ohio found an inscribed stone in a burial mound about 10 miles south of Newark. The stone is inscribed on all sides with a condensed version of the Ten Commandments or Decalogue, in a peculiar form of post-Exilic square Hebrew letters. The robed and bearded figure on the front is identified as Moses in letters fanning over his head.

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Evidence of Ancient Hebrews in the American Southwest?

It is a stone found southwest of Albuquerque, New Mexico with the Decalogue (the Ten Commandments) described in Exodus 20:1-17 of the Hebrew Old Testament written on it. Some people say the stone pre-dates Christopher Columbus’ voyage to Hispaniola by as much as 1500 years. This is an interesting possibility, but how does it stand up to scrutiny?

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Manly P. Hall - Serpents & Druids (Eire, Arya, Iran)

Barry Cunliffe: Who Were the Celts?

Did The Celt come the West?

The classical writers have much to say about their warlike activities but where did they come from? Until recently it used to be thought that they emerged in Eastern France and Southern Germany and spread westwards to Spain, Brittany, Britain and Ireland taking their distinctive language with them which survives today as Breton, Welsh, Gaelic and Irish. But recent work is suggesting that the Celtic language may have developed in the Atlantic zone of Europe at a very early date, and DNA studies offer some support to this. So who were the Celts? We will explore the evidence and try to offer an answer.

Michael Tsarion - The Irish Origins of Civilization

Pyramids of Güímar

Güímar is a town in the south of Tenerife and it is the location where six of the pyramids are to be found. They are safely housed today in the Ethnographic Park , which was set up by the explorer Thor Heyerdahl , with the financial backing of shipping magnate Fred Olsen. more info