This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of a multi-phased site consisting of four low shaft furnaces in the townland of Taduff East, Co. Roscommon. The excavation was undertaken as part of the archaeological programme for the N6 Balli
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These burnt pits were newly identified in Cloonaghboy town land, Co Mayo, during centreline testing (A020/003), in advance of the construction of the N5 Charlestown Bypass. As they were within the area of the road take, full excavation was required. The site was excavated by a te
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This excavation revealed the extant remains of a late medieval, mixed feed, permanent lime kiln in the townland of Cullenagh More. The lime kiln consisted of a square structure with a kiln pot measuring, roughly, 3.5 m across and with a surviving depth of 1.5 m. There was a centr
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This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of Site AR 31, in the townland of Borris, Co Tipperary North Riding. Work was undertaken as part of the archaeological mitigation programme for the proposed M8N8 Cullahill to C
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This report comprises the final results of the archaeological excavation of Site AR 31, in the townland of Borris, Co Tipperary North Riding. Work was undertaken as part of the archaeological mitigation programme for the proposed M8N8 Cullahill to C
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Excavation was undertaken on this burnt spread from 17 to 20 October 2005. The site was newly identified during the centre-line testing (A020/003) and was fully excavated in advance of the construction of the N5 Charlestown By-Pass. The spread was located at an altitude
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The following final report describes the results of archaeological assessment and excavation carried out in Mullagh, Co. Longford between the 10th of August and 18th September 2009. The site had been discovered in the course of test trenching 08E0861 and seven human burial
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