The site at Ballintotty (Knockaunkennedy), excavated prior to the construction of the N7 Nenagh Bypass, consisted of a classic burnt mound site and a nearby hearth feature. The mound produced possible evidence for the processing of animal products, but remains undated. The nearby
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Four burnt mounds were uncovered during topsoil stripping in the townland of Ballintotty. Limited excavation was carried out on one of these sites, after which the sites were subject to flooding from the Ballintotty River. Following discussions with Dúchas the four sites were pre
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This report details the licensed archaeological excavation of features uncovered during Phase 1 test trenching of the N7 Nenagh to Limerick High Quality Dual Carriageway. Phase 1 test trenching was carried out between January and March 2006 by ÆGIS ARCHAEOLOGY Ltd and Judith Carr
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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This report details the licensed archaeological excavation of features uncovered during Phase 1 test trenching of the N7 Nenagh to Limerick High Quality Dual Carriageway. Phase 1 test trenching was carried out between January and March 2006 by ÆGIS ARCHAEOLOGY Ltd and Judith Carr
archaeology | dating (measuring) | Archaeological excavation report
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