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Irish Man Operating Drone Discovers Three Ancient Boats Lying on Riverbed

Irish Man Operating Drone Discovers Three Ancient Boats Lying on Riverbed Newsweek 6/05/2021 Caroline Tien © Bruce Bennett/Getty Images A stock image of a drone in flight. Irish man Anthony Murphy was able to use drone footage to pinpoint the location of three ancient boats in the River Boyne. Perhaps Irish writer and photographer Anthony Murphy should have pursued a career in archaeology instead. Within the past nine days, Murphy has captured drone footage of not one, not two, but three ancient logboats submerged in a short stretch of the 70-mile River Boyne. Stephen Davis, a professor at University College Dublin, called the initial discovery a really nice find in an interview with

Third ancient logboat uncovered in River Boyne using drone

Comments An Irish man has now discovered three ancient logboat in the River Boyne while flying his drone. Anthony Murphy, a journalist and photographer who lives in Drogheda, County Louth has been regularly updating his blog Mystical Ireland about uncovering these pieces of history. Updated Timeline of Events 27 April 2021 During the original discovery, Anthony flew his drone over the River Boyne where the sighting of a bottle-nosed dolphin called Kevin had become a talking point in the area. After examining his ariel photos he noticed an unusual shape in the river and returned to the same spot at low tide to take a closer look.

Drone Images Give Fresh Perspective on Ancient Logboats in River Boyne

Drone Images Give Fresh Perspective on Ancient Logboats in River Boyne 3rd May 2021 An image captured by drone of the third logboat spotted in the River Boyne by Anthony Murphy, this one on Sunday 2 May Credit: Anthony Murphy/Mythical Ireland A citizen archaeologist may have spotted the remains of two previously unknown medieval logboats in the River Boyne. The National Monuments Service (NMS) suggests this may be a vessel first discovered last year and which could be as much as 1,600 years old. “It appears to be upside down, is very flat-bottomed and is larger than the first one,” he wrote on Twitter.

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