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- TII Digital Heritage Collections
- 2. Archaeological Geophysical Reports
- DOI
- 10.7486/DRI.8w334n14r-2
- Title
- 2. Archaeological Geophysical Reports
- Description
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This collection consists of unpublished archaeo-geophysical reports generated in the course of national road and public transport schemes under the auspices of TII.
These archaeo-geophysical reports were often undertaken in compliance with the planning conditions for the scheme, at the commencement of advance of archaeological works. In some cases the surveys encompass the entire length of the scheme, while in other cases, targeted surveys were carried out at specific sites along a route.
The core of this collection was originally published on The NRA Archaeological Geophysical Survey Database, which was the product of research fellowship awarded to the University of Bradford, further details on this fellowship is available http://www.tii.ie/technical-services/archaeology/resources/.
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Please note that it has not been possible to map all these surveys due to their linear nature, consequently it is advised to use route numbers and county when searching for a particular survey (e.g. M4 Kildare).
Please note that while every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the metadata for the collection, some small errors may still exist. TII are happy to receive feedback in this regard, please contact archaeology@tii.ie. - Creators
- TIINRARPA
- Contributors
- TII
- Published Date
- 1-11-2018
- Subjects
- archaeologygeophysical surveysdeveloper-funded archaeologypublic archaeologycompliance archaeology
- Subjects (Places)
- Ireland
- Types
- Collection
- Language
- English
- Rights
- Copyright and all related rights including moral rights in the reports and other documents provided by TII is owned by either TII or the authors of the individual reports. [Subject to the Disclaimer below,] you may use or print copies of, and reproduce content from, these reports for your personal use or for educational or other non-commercial purposes provided that the copyright ownership is acknowledged. You may also include extracts from these reports in works from which you expect to derive commercial benefit or profit, provided however that you obtain the written permission of TII to such use and that the copyright ownership is acknowledged. Please contact archaeology@tii.ie for further information in this regard. [Disclaimer: Your use of any reports or any other materials provided is at your own risk. TII hereby expressly disclaims any warranty or representation that it has the right to licence the reports and other documents provided. TII further disclaims any liability with respect to the content of any materials provided, including but not limited to any errors or omissions which may be contained in such materials, any intellectual property rights, or the disclosure of confidential information. ] Note: In some cases more than one geophysical survey may be included in a single report. Rónán Swan, Head of Archaeology & Heritage
- Licence
- Please see individual objects for licensing information
- Depositing Organisation
- Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)
