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you have spent to many dark hrs in Slatterys Pub. Drink talking, you Culchie

Their diety was not the sun, the sun is used to represent the diety the same as some modern beliefs and religions use other symbols.

I had the privilege of visiting Newgrange, Stonehenge, the menhirs of Carnac, Incan pyramids in Mexico and the creativity and ingenuity of Stone Age man is mind blowing. This video is spectacular - thank you.

This (Newgrange) is an amazing link to our past.

Stone Age visitors! Me, too, in 2003!!! Astonishing place.

Sorry you are wrong, the last ice age ended 40 thousand years ago. To be able to make such holy shakes, they must be able to have iron tools

Thank you for creating this wonderful experience through Bru na Boinne! Looking forward to a scared visit May 2024.

Lovely! Thank you!

Does anybody know a little bit about living conditions for the Irish aristocracy during the golden age, and into the Viking period (so in other words the dark ages I guess)? I’m curious to know what an average Irish chieftain’s home was like during this period, but my internet research has revealed very little. I have at least three books on Irish history as well, but they are not much help either. In every source, it is just mentioned in passing how this Irish king, or that Irish chieftain had their main hall in this place, or that place, etc., but absolutely no details on what these places were like. Did they have two floors, or just one for instance? How were they built and laid out? Where did their court congregate, and how? Did the chieftains and kings have separate quarters or did they all just sleep together in heaps by the hearth? Were these halls or “palaces” built to impress, or were they just utilitarian, and perhaps only larger than homes of the commoners?? I just want to gain a little info on this type of thing, but it apparently doesn’t seem to interest anybody else, to attempt to provide some details, which surprises me frankly. How am I the only one interested in this??

There's History, Ancient History, and the "Mainstream Academic 19th Century Theory based Paradigm and Linear Timeline Story" "Authentic Academics" adhere to the "Standards of Science and Research" which prohibits using a Theory as Fact, and doesn't fear "Alternative Theories". ✓ Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian (Irish American of County Kerry lineage/Basque Orgin)

🔺Mounds, Tombs, ... found Worldwide, yet we are supposed to ignore this and believe they didn't travel by boat/ship, and that Columbus discovered America. 🔺 But, ... "DNA proves that Mainstream Academic story is inaccurate." Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian

Thank you for sharing this video. It is w😮. 💕

This is the best presentation of Newgrange I have seen.

My dad is from co Meath so I spent a lot of time there and was at newgrange countless times it’s a beautiful part of Ireland ✝️❤️

Stop the lies European 5000 ueeas ago did not left any marks on the landscape in stone! African had the earth flourishing long before you johnny come late cane in n to being! You so-called Europeans are not native to Europe the black Moores Are the first European! Y'all invade and steal people history go into Ethopia and you w will see the same building of stone megalitic in that is in egeyt Australia peru somoa name it. Today these people calling themselves Europeans they are only discovering african ancient kingdoms and want to give themselves the credit. Europeans why is it you don't know how they were built if y'all built the whey are you just discovering. Stop make believing that black indeginous people pass is yours it's not.

It is beautifully filmed and narrated but not sure how reliable some of the information is. At around 6.30 an illustration of the step pyramid of Djoser is show, built some time between 2667 and 2648 BC, and we are told that Newgrange is a thousand years older than the pyramids of Egypt. Newgrange is usually dated around 3200 BC and so is a little over 500 years older than the first major pyramid building in Egypt.

No- the is a reference to no ah which means dark, since it was dark in the ark made of bark.

The petroglyphic symbols are found worldwide as are the motifs which are nautical and reminiscent of the events in genesis, that dusty old book on grannys side table.

Typical post flood shrines built in memory of the ark of noah. The watercraft was the matrix or passage way from pangaea, the supercontinent which broke into seven pieces to the post flood world we currently reside. As it was, in the days of noah, so shall it be when the son of man returns.

Great share

beautifully told and filmed...I'm surprised that you gave no credit to Martin Brennan who was the first to suggest the Solstice alignments to archeologists (Mr o'Kelly included) in the early 70s...which they ignored at the time, and now has become a key insight into the ancient knowledge and practices at the sites which you have included here. He tested his theories over 6 years at Loughcrew as well as Carrowmore and Newgrange.

top notch this

Love the megaliths wow

Very interesting thank u 🙏

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Past druid life time remembered. The stone circles are calling me back.......to center once again. ~ Blessings.

Our daughter took my wife and I on vacation to Ireland from the US back in May. We planned it for a year. The one place my daughter and I agreed that we had to visit was Brú na Bóinne. I bought all 4 of us that went a year of OPA membership. Not only did it cover the admission to Knowth and New Grange (that alone is worth the price) but any other sites we visited in Dublin. On our trip we also went to the National Botanic gardens Kilmacurragh and many other places. Unfortunately, the vacation was only for 1 week. I think it would take more than 1lifetime to see all I wanted to see in Ireland.

What a superb documentary.The narration was perfect too.

Got as far as 2:10 ,and then when it came to my attention that it was the english not the Irish who built them, was very disappointed I must say.

JRR Tolkien, after staying in the West of Ireland, described the land as "evil". Having lived in the West myself, I can understand this. The land is bleak, dark and to survive there in the past must have been a tremendous struggle. Had Tolkien gone to Meath, he likely would have thought otherwise.

Several decades my ass.

Hunter gatherer theme, we're still hunter gatherers,I hunt, I gather, animals hunt,, gather.. Those hunter gatherer people built pyramids in Egypt Mexico and Europe

According to the last Druid's these buildings are not burial place s or wheat storage but shelter against the electric storms coming from the Sun 🌞

Great documentary with nice footage and narration. How ancient is the name of the village? It has a lively pronunciation in this vid.

Hi, I am an archaeologist and I would like to point out there is no evidence these monuments were built for burials. These were all calendars, observatories and temples. Also, we don't know who built them and how they were built and there is no evidence for your story - floating megaliths on the river?! Surely all of these is much older than any known peoples and culture that we could link with todays people living on that place. But it is nice to take care of our world heritage as your own, thank you.

The eu/un with their treasonous NGOs politicians are destroying Ireland and our children's chance's for a safe peaceful, degenerate dictatorship free future.

" They run in a line..." not a straight line..... a line like string.! 😂.

How is it that the Brit’s didn’t destroy all this kind of stuff when they were ruining our Irish lives at any of this time.?????

I never knew the Roman connection either.

Every bit as amazing as the pyramids and Stonehenge.

What a beautiful site... and fully of mystery and mysticism.

These guys never heard of a DARK RETREAT?

Yeah this is bs

I would love to know how they got those Stones off the Shoreline and onto, what did you say there were using, skin boats... and each stone looks like it would way at least a tonne...

I was at New Grange in the year of 1972 or 1973 during my vacation in Ireland during my studies. Therefore I enjoyed this video very much. I don't remember the white stone walls. As I remember it looked like a huge earthen mound in a field. We had to call a local farmer(?) who showed us in. I remember the iron gate at the entrance. It was completely dark inside. Due to the striking light of the flashlight or paraffin lamp we could see the carvings on the stones on the sides. As soon as the light was directly on the stone the carvings were barely visible. What was not mentioned in this video was that the corridor that led to the chamber has a slight bend so that the light beam that came in thru the window above the door is only a narrow beam as it hits the chamber and the offering table. It made a huge impression on me. It reminds me of the grave of Ramses II in Egypt. It had the same lay out. On the shortest day of the year the sun would shine all the way in to a chamber where offerings could be made. Exactly the same as in New Grange. Sadly the grave was moved in it's entirety because of the building of the Assuan dam. Now it is not working anymore. I have always thought that there must have been a connection between the two.

Is there actual proof they were floated up the river?

The best description of New Grange I’ve come across. So well done. Never knew Roman coins were found there.

Are the white quartz decorations at the front of New grange part of a 1970s plan-to make the monument more dramatic in order to attract more tourists. These we not part of the original way the monument was made. Very sad that they had to create a fake facade in order to make more money. Money was more important than real history. So very sad.

I'm finding far too much romanticising and not remotely enough hard archaeology regarding Irish prehistory.

I was in a new grange when inside it they turn off the light/s I look up to the ceiling I could see all blue energy up there maybe I am a natural healer I feel the energy from everything that has energy in our world that's why I was able to see it