| Kerbstone
15 at Knowth, with its impressive designs which resemble a sundial.
See another
picture of this stone, plus an astronomical
interpretation of the stone. |
The
impressive Kerb 69, captured beautifully as it was lit by sunlight
from the side, depicts what some commentators have described as
a sunrise. |
| Crescent
moons? This stone is located on the southern side of the kerb
at Knowth. See photos of the Knowth decorated
kerbstones. |
"I
visited that glorious dome that stands by the dark rolling waters
of the Boyne, Where Aongus Og magnificently dwells." - Newgrange
by Raymond Balfe. |
| Moonlight
penetrates the passage of Dowth south. Dowth is said to be the
grave of Boann, the "bright cow", the Moon goddess. |
Sunset
viewed from the top of Dowth on August 21, 2001. The distant hill
peak is the Hill of Slane,
where St Patrick lit Ireland's first paschal fire. |