Archaeologists claim to have excavated a prehistoric henge, or circular monument, in a field next to the 5,000-year-old passage at Newgrange tomb in Ireland. Ireland’s claim to own a place in ancient world history can only be achieved when it sees itself as the ‘second settlement’ of the migrated people of Ur;  unearthing of a structure with the rising and setting of the sun at the spring and fall equinoxes highlights its journey in history of world history; it is incorrect to put ancient history of England prior to Ireland and Gaza. History of Viking in which Ireland claims its share, similarly, can be explained only through the land of Ur, where the Great Flood happened that triggered ancient migration.