Dave Martin
@davemartiniomnhas.bsky.social
Antiquarian, Historian, Archaeologist, Museum Trustee
Interests particularly: Manx history, Viking, Celtic, Keeills, Geophysics, LiDAR
Editor: 'Isle of Man Studies'
Interests particularly: Manx history, Viking, Celtic, Keeills, Geophysics, LiDAR
Editor: 'Isle of Man Studies'
Reposted by Dave Martin
The Knock-e-Dhooney (KeD) Boat Burial
Located at the highest point of the Parish of Andreas (I don't envy whoever had to drag it ashore and uphill), the KeD burial is strinkingly similar to Balladoole in size and the types of grave goods recovered, despite being located on the opposite end of Man.
Located at the highest point of the Parish of Andreas (I don't envy whoever had to drag it ashore and uphill), the KeD burial is strinkingly similar to Balladoole in size and the types of grave goods recovered, despite being located on the opposite end of Man.
February 10, 2025 at 2:21 PM
The Knock-e-Dhooney (KeD) Boat Burial
Located at the highest point of the Parish of Andreas (I don't envy whoever had to drag it ashore and uphill), the KeD burial is strinkingly similar to Balladoole in size and the types of grave goods recovered, despite being located on the opposite end of Man.
Located at the highest point of the Parish of Andreas (I don't envy whoever had to drag it ashore and uphill), the KeD burial is strinkingly similar to Balladoole in size and the types of grave goods recovered, despite being located on the opposite end of Man.