Staff writer
OSAKA -- A leading Irish archaeologist has said that greater archaeological interchange between Ireland and Japan will help boost research presently being carried out in both countries on ancient burial sites
Professor George Eogan, 66, director of the Knowth Archaeological Research Project based in the Boyne Valley in northeast Ireland, has been conducting research at the World Heritage Site there, in a landscape dominated by prehistoric passage tombs.
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