.To our file folder on Ancient Ireland
I have uploaded
ballyboher.gif and
ballyboher.tif
representing County Wexford in Ireland as Cetus.
The top is clearly Menkar as fins and the the head of the stone at the bottom appears to be a seal.
Monday, October 14, 2002
LexiLine Journal #65 - 2002 : Ballyboher County Wexford Ireland Cetus
Welcome!
.
To our file folder on Ancient Ireland
I have uploaded
ballyboher.gif and
ballyboher.tif
representing County Wexford in Ireland as Cetus.
The top is clearly Menkar as fins and the the head of the stone at the bottom appears to be a seal.
.To our file folder on Ancient Ireland
I have uploaded
ballyboher.gif and
ballyboher.tif
representing County Wexford in Ireland as Cetus.
The top is clearly Menkar as fins and the the head of the stone at the bottom appears to be a seal.
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