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Saturday, July  4, 2009
Early Historical Sites

From the Celts and Vikings began a way of life, which evolved into a culture. Around the island home they once lived in, follow the history which became known as Manx.


The Isle of Man has an old and varied past. Beginning with the hunters and gatherers of the Mesolithic period and through the New Stone Age. The island then moved on to pass through the Bronze Age with its burial mounds and improved tools. It went through the Celtic Iron Age with its forts and roundhouses. Soon after, Christianity hit the Manx shores, changing many of its old beliefs. The Vikings followed bringing new ways of living as they settled on the island with the Celts. The people of the Isle of Man would be ruled by Norse the English and Scots, living through times of war and peace. The monuments they left behind around the coasts, hills and countryside allow us to understand more about how these people once lived.


King Orry's Grave

St Adamnan's Church

Meayll (Mull) Circle

Balladoole













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