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Part One: Sedona and Sinagua

Megan Kopp · April 27, 2019 · Leave a Comment

Artifacts in the American Southwest

Sedona, Arizona – it’s T-shirt shops, vortex power and pink jeeps tours. The town is crowded with a steady flow of tourists. Some are searching for a connection to the magical powers of this corner of the southwest. For others, commercialism is a driving force. The … [Read more...] about Part One: Sedona and Sinagua

Filed Under: Hike, United States Tagged With: prehistoric, Sedona, Sinagua, travel adventures

Machu Picchu’s Story in Stone

Megan Kopp · June 22, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Sitting in the Vilcabamba mountain range of Peru, perched high above the Vilcanota River, is a sacred place. They call it Machu Picchu. Viewed from above, Machu Picchu looks like a great bird – like a condor –  turning in full flight. Up close, it is a key to a past … [Read more...] about Machu Picchu’s Story in Stone

Filed Under: South America, UNESCO WHS Tagged With: archaeology, history, prehistoric, South America, travel adventures, UNESCO WHS, walking tour

Ireland’s Hill of Tara

Megan Kopp · March 30, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Ireland's Hill of Tara, I don’t know why it was stuck in my brain. Ireland's Hill of Tara could have been mentioned in a book or covered in a documentary. All I know is that while visiting Dublin, I wanted to learn more. What better place to start than a museum dedicated to the … [Read more...] about Ireland’s Hill of Tara

Filed Under: Europe Tagged With: archaeology, Historic personalities, history, Ireland, prehistoric, travel

Drawn to the Burren

Megan Kopp · March 28, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Exploring the Burren in Ireland

What’s in a name? Why do some place names call so loud and so far that you just have to get there? And why does the Burren - a remote rocky land in Ireland - resonate in my soul? Stone Legacy The Burren takes its name from the Irish word ‘bhoireann’. It literally means “a rocky … [Read more...] about Drawn to the Burren

Filed Under: Europe Tagged With: archaeology, history, Ireland, prehistoric, travel adventures

Towers and Staigue Fort: An Irish Treasure Hunt

Megan Kopp · March 24, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Exploring Ireland's Past

We often travel a route with the map in hand and randomly choose short historic side trips to investigate while on the way to our actual destination. Sometimes, it’s a wild goose chase. In other words, it’s often a treasure hunt which can lead to such beauties as the Ring of … [Read more...] about Towers and Staigue Fort: An Irish Treasure Hunt

Filed Under: Europe, Hike Tagged With: archaeology, architecture, history, Ireland, prehistoric, travel adventures, walking tour

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