The Book of Kells, known as one of Ireland’s greatest cultural treasures, boasts intricate artwork and numerous illustrations throughout its 680 pages. This ancient masterpiece is believed to have been created on the Scottish island of Iona in 806 and later moved to the monastery of Kells in County Meath. While it is primarily a display piece rather than for reading aloud, the Book of Kells captivates scholars and tourists alike. Thanks to digital technology, the manuscript can now be viewed online with high-resolution images. This symbol of Irishness represents a tangible link to Ireland’s positive past, making it a must-see historical artifact.
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