Quarry, Curraghrevagh, Co. Galway
Co. Galway |
Mining
Some entries in the archaeological record turn out to be monuments to cartographic caution rather than to anything built or buried.
At Curraghrevagh in County Galway, a hachured area on the 1931 edition of the Ordnance Survey six-inch map, the kind of marking typically used to suggest a depression, earthwork, or other surface irregularity, was investigated in 1984 and found to be a disused gravel pit. Nothing more, and nothing less.
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