Craggaunowen
Creagán Eoghain
Craggaunowen is a fascinating archaeological open-air museum located near Quin, just a short drive from Ennis, in County Clare, Ireland. It offers visitors a unique glimpse into Ireland's past, particularly focusing on the early medieval and prehistoric periods. The site features a meticulously reconstructed 16th-century castle, which provides insight into the living conditions and architectural styles of the time. Additionally, Craggaunowen showcases a variety of reconstructed ancient dwellings, including a crannog (a type of ancient lake dwelling), a ring fort, and a souterrain (an underground structure). One of the highlights is the "Brendan Boat," a leather-hulled vessel that was used to reenact the legendary voyage of St. Brendan to North America.
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