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What was a Pagan?

Someone who worships various Gods

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What was a Longphort?

A Viking camp along a river used as a base for raids

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What was a longship?

A Viking boat

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What was a Refectory?

Where the monks ate their meals

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What was a Monk?

A man dedicated to a religious order and to life in a monastery

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On what date do we celebrate St. Patrick's day each year?

March 17th

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What was a Round Tower?

A bell tower and safe place for monks and treasure during raids

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What was a beehive hut?

An Early Christian stone hut shaped like a Beehive where monks slept

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What was a monastery?

A Closed Religious community that lives by the rules of a religious order

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What was a Scriptorium?

A room where manuscripts were copied by hand and illustrated

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What was a Scribe?

Someone who wrote Manuscripts

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What was a Druid?

Spiritual figure similar to a priest

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What was a High Cross?

Free standing Stone Cross with carvings showing scenes from the Bible

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