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Irish Chariots

  • 14-06-2010 11:16am
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    Tabnabs
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    I'm reading The Táin at the moment and they keep talking about chariots. I'm just wondering what (if any) archaeological evidence there is for chariots in Ireland. I would love to see what they looked like as I only get the image of the Hollywood designed chariots when they are mentioned.


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  • #2
    Smartypantsdig
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    I think a wooden wheel was found close to a section of the Corlea Bog Road in the 1980s. If there were chariots they would more than likely have been similar to the ones found in Britain. See Tacitus' 'Agricloa' for a description of these. Search web for images of the excavated examples.


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