- POULNABRONE GLENINSHEEN KILMIHIL LIAGANS CLARE COUNTY CANCER MEGALITHS.CO.UK -

MEGALITHS in IRELAND DECIPHERED CLARE COUNTY CANCER POULNABRONE GLENINSHEEN LIAGANS KILMIHIL Only megaliths.co.uk megaliths.net and megaliths.de are original megalithic decipherment sites.

This would appear to be similar to Latvian SHUJINA,
diminutive "SEWN". In fact, the English SEWN probably = SHEEN.

Near the Gleninsheen Dolmen, a 31 cm gold gorget (neck collar) was discovered in 1932.
It is known as the Gleninsheen Gorget or Collar and is now in the National Museum of Ireland

As noted and pictured at CelticJewel.com
"The Gleninsheen Gorget or the neck ornament is made from a solid
sheet of pure gold. Gorgets are unique to Ireland.... The
Gleninsheen Collar also has the distinction of being the logo of the
Federation of Jewellery Manufacturers of Ireland."

The megaliths of Kilmihil, known as the Liagans,
in Clare County, Ireland
show stars centered on the constellation of Cancer and Leo.

Above, the right megalith shows the stars of Cancer
hand the left megalith shows Leo Minor, Leo, and Hydra's Head.

The figure seems to be carved as a pregnant woman,
perhaps marking the Summer Solstice,
which woud put the Liagans in ear after the Neolithic period.

The county name Clare,
allegedly from Gaelic clar,
is said to mean "a level piece of land"
which, however, better fits Leo than Cancer.

Northern County Clare has a great concentration of so-called "wedge tombs"
which are defined as a narrowing stone chamber
which is then covered by a mound of earth
and having an entrance almost always pointed southwest.