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Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

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Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

Newgrange is the most famous passage grave in county Meath.

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A passage grave is a type of megalithic tomb characterized by a narrow, elongated entrance passage that leads to a central burial chamber. These structures were usually covered by a mound of earth or stones. Passage graves were built by ancient societies as burial places for the deceased, and are found in various locations around the world, dating back to the Neolithic period.

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Christopher Columbus

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Go to the top left of the graveyard and move the grave. There should be a passage that leads to Gina

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I doubt that you can find Kunta Kinte's grave because obviously back in the 1800s, i don't think they were marking graves, especially for slaves. even if Kunta Kinte's grave was marked, with the passage of 3 centuries, i don't think it can be traced today in the 21st century. But wherever the grave is, may this great great son of Africa rest in peace.

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