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MUSEUM PIECE.
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book news.
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Town and country have always been inextricably connected and cannot be studied in isolation.
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Another (charcoal) piece of the sunken structure puzzle.
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Lace-making: This contribution to the Know Your Monuments series describes the cottage industry of lace-making, which required considerable skill.
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Maynetown earthworks--the Port Mannan longphort?
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Aderrig--re-evaluating a medieval church and multi-period site using modern technology: Drone photography and online documentary research reveal more than at first meets the eye.
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events.
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Paladins, heroes and villains.
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The raven will fly again: The Wood Quay controversy 50 years on.
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The Dobharchú of Glenade Lake, Co. Leitrim: This contribution to Folklore Focus describes a legendary water monster.
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A visit to Joyce's 'Nighttown': Dublin excavations with literary echoes.
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The look of the Irish: The landscape of a small rural Irish community in colonial South Australia.
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The ringing of silver: A Hiberno-Norse coin hoard from a Fingal ringfort.
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A note from Hy Brasil.
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News from the Net 74.
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Eoin Bairéad reports on internet news items, discussions and websites of interest.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 12
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'Quote... unquote'.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 11
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Earliest dated Continental pilgrims in Ireland.
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PRISM--a citizen science participatory mapping scheme.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 9
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2024 bursary for buildings archaeology.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 9
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Publication of new TII Guidelines for Cultural Heritage Impact Assessment.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 7
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2024 CMF benefits 140 projects.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 7
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Newly discovered face carving in Ennis.
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Ireland's first Marine National Park.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 6
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Editorial.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, p. 3
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HULBERT CLOCK.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 58
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MUSEUM PIECE.
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Walking with stones.
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Brickmaking in Ireland.
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Monumental times.
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events.
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Archaeology in Ireland's journals, 2023.
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Mapping monuments: Archaeological traces of the early Ordnance Survey in Ireland.
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Sticks in the mud: Bruce Sutton describes the excavation of a Middle to Late Bronze Age trough on the N26 Cloongullaun Bridge Realignment Scheme.
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Tombs and testaments: A new project in Brú na Bóinne offers up an archaeology story so improbable it could have been written by ChatGPT, involving Bronze Age burials, a Victorian antiquarian and an American University student.
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Something to stew on: Chris Coffey describes some enigmatic domestic features uncovered in Dublin excavations.
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From galleries to Gothic Revival: Changing church styles in nineteenth-century Belfast.
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Post-medieval woollen-making in Ireland.
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The Evil Eye of Balla, Co. Mayo: This contribution to Folklore Focus describes an unusual carving in a Mayo graveyard.
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Barkaeology Ireland: the Viking-age and medieval dog and horse project AD 400-1400: AWOOOO!! A novel approach to funding a grass-roots archaeological project.
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Place-making treasures of Ireland: Cormac Bourke discusses objects that are celebrated in their native places.
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Newgrange: the second chamber: Using remote-sensing technology to glimpse inside the Great Cairn.
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A note from Hy Brasil.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 13
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Eoin Bairéad reports on internet news items, discussions and websites of interest.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 12
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Mike Baillie, 1944-2023.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 11
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'Quote... unquote'.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 9
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Newly discovered rock art in Wexford.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 9
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'Common Trends': IAI conference.
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- Archaeology Ireland, 2024, v. 38, n. 1, p. 9
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