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• The fort contained a Souterrain for the storage of agricultural produce.
• Many Souterrain underground passageways were constructed, though their purpose is obscure.
• The souterrain was partially backfilled allowing visitors to see the structure in plan.
• In some cases a souterrain ( tunnel ) forms part of the structure.
• Some have suggested a souterrain, a place for storing crops and animals.
• Historical sites include a church, country house, earthwork and a souterrain.
• The existence of a souterrain has been surmised but nothing definite has been found.
• Currently, that's Oto Cosmo Observatory and Laboratoire Souterrain ?Bas Bruit.
• Close by is a ringfort containing a souterrain.
• In July / August 1867 a local farmer rediscovered the souterrain and ogham stones.
• Archaeological digs uncovered an Early Christian souterrain.
• The souterrain was discovered in 1960 during the construction of a Louth County Council cottage.
• An example of an excavated souterrain is the site at Rosal, Strath Naver, Sutherland.
• In May 2010, Art Souterrain also participated to the Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China.
• A souterrain led to the bottom of the hill and could have functioned as an escape route.
• The souterrain had clearly been broken into during the Victorian period, but also, during medieval times.
• A Z-shaped souterrain, in length was also dug into the hill in the Gaelic period.
• Drumlohan Souterrain and Ogham Stones are located in farmland 4 km ( 2?mi ) east of Lemybrien.
• The fort was later partly built over with a broch, which was in turn succeeded by a souterrain.
• It is said that the tunnel ran a further two and a half miles to a souterrain at Pitcur.