Isle of Man Guide

	You are here: Isle of Man > Attractions > Early Historical Sites > Prehistorical Sites History Defensive Ramparts and Ditch, Controlling Hill Route between two streams. Probably Iron Age, First Millenium AD. Its purpose could have been to defend the western side of Lhergyrhenny. Location About 2 miles down to Sulby Glen from the Bungalow or 5 miles from the Sulby Crossroads. The site is cut by the main road of the A14. Map Ref: SC 384 885 By Vehicle: Follow the A14 from Sulby or take it from the A18 (Mountain Road). By Bus: There are no bus services covering this area. By Railway: Take the Steam Train to Douglas and then the Electric Tram to Laxey, then take the Snaefell Mountain Railway to Bungalow Stop. The site is about a 2 miles walk along the main road of the A14.
HISTORIC PERIODS Bronze Age Celtic Iron Age Early Christian Mediaeval Period Mesolithic Period Neolithic Period Norse Period STONE CROSSES Kirk Andreas Kirk Ballaugh Kirk Braddan Kirk Lezayre Kirk Lonan Kirk Maughold Kirk Michael Kirk Onchan PROMONTORY FORTS Broogh Fort Cronk Howe Mooar Cronk ny Merriu Cronk Sumark Kerroogarroo Fort DOMESTIC SITES St Patrick's Isle The Braaid CHRISTIAN SITES Monks Bridge Rullic ny Quakeryn Spooyt Vane Keeill St Patrick's Chair St Patrick's Church St Peter's Church St Runius Church PREHISTORICAL SITES Ballafayle Cairn Ballaharra Stones Cashtal yn Ard Cleigh yn Arragh Cloven Stones Cronk Karran Giant's Grave Hango Hill King Orry's Grave Meayll Circle Spiral Stone Tynwald Hill LANGNESS PENINSULA St Michael's Isle St Michael's Isle Chapel St Michael's Isle Derby Fort CHAPEL HILL Balladoole Bronze Age Grave Keeill Vael RELATED PAGES Historical Sites Map SITE MAP

Other Guides by Maxima Systems Ltd: Disney World

History

Location