Mobsea Logo
Home

Newgrange

World Architecture

<
^
>

Newgrange

County Meath, Ireland
Newgrange is one of the most notable archeological monuments in Europe. Named in Gaelic Uaimh na Greine (Cave of the Sun), the great passage tomb stands on a low hillock beside the River Boyne in County Meath, Ireland, about 9 miles (14 kilometers) from the sea. Newgrange was built around 3150 b.c., making it as old as some of the neolithic temples on Malta and much older than the pyramids of Egypt. It is a dramatic testimony to the ancient Celts scientific and architectural sophistication. Its designers employed great mathematical skills to create such an uncannily accurate astronomical instrument of gargantuan scale. It forms the center of Br


<
^
>

Parthenon
U S interstate highway system
Dover Castle
Chek Lap Kok International Airport
Central Artery Tunnel
Sultan Ahmet Mosque
Maria Pia Bridge
Pantheon
Deal Castle
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Borobudur Temple
More ...


Test your English Language
Bill Gates
Amazing Facts You Probably Didnt Know
Rules to Play Down Hill Skiing
Best Valentines Day Gifts
krishna Janmashtami Celebration
Mahabharata Management
Tips to get ready for New Year
Most Popular Animals
Foods to fuel your workout
Tips to succeed in Study
Precautions while using X Rays
Beautiful Punjabi Mehndi Designs
Ways To Live Differently
Most Extreme Places to Visit
Benefits of Tamarind
Career Options After 10th
Career Options After Graduation
Carrer Success Tips