At some point I hope to go back to reply to comments. I cannot on the iPad, which I had to use on the trip. (Thus, please excuse the not-so-polished posts.) Thank you all who made comments.
These below are from the very early Irush history open air museum.
Inside the very earliest type of monestary church from the AD 400’s
A Viking house
House style of first settlers. They used shells as filler in a later development of their walls. “It drained quickly and dried in case of floods.” A soggy life.
A portal tomb
Inside the very earliest type of monestary church from the AD 400’s
Below is a Codex book. The Irish monks invented the type of books that we know, with pages. Before that all books were scrolls. Thank you, Irish monks.
The Scriptorium
Two Gaelic words for you (the top on each sign). All signs in Ireland were written in both Gaelic and English.
A watery way to the Viking encampment
The Scriptorium
Two Gaelic words for you (the top on each sign). All signs in Ireland were written in both Gaelic and English.
A watery way to the Viking encampment
A Viking house
How funny that's just as far as we have learned the Lords prayer in Latin.
ReplyDeleteHa! She noticed!
ReplyDeleteI was hoping you would. I took that picture for you.
We will work on the rest of the petitions shortly, D.v.