Bruree
Country: Ireland
Region: Europe
Period: 6th-10th c.CE
Location: 52.42429°N, -8.66202°E
Description
A prehistoric site in Ireland, Brú na Bóinne (including Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth) is older than the Pyramids. These Neolithic passage tombs are aligned with the solstices and are a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Modern Remains
The site of Brugh Riogh is largely unexcavated, though some features like mounds and earthworks remain visible. These remnants, while not as well-preserved as other Irish royal sites, still attract interest from those exploring Ireland's ancient royal heritage. Today, it is mainly a symbolic and historical location rather than an active archaeological site.