Construction worker accidentally discovers a 1,000-year-old hideout

Construction workers in Ireland were in for quite a surprise when they started work on a road-widening project in County Cork. The workers found underground tunnels that led to a secret hiding spot. When archaeologists from the National Roads Authority (NRA) arrived at the scene, they determined that the souterrain, the official name for the passage, was created about 1,000 years ago. They noted that the Caha Mountains, where the road construction was to take place, were once home to Neolithic s...