This site was discovered in April 2002 during archaeological monitoring by Valerie J. Keeley Ltd. of topsoil stripping on the line of the South-Eastern Motorway. It appeared as a spread of black to dark brown soil with traces of charcoal and decayed stone. It was excavated in May
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This report details the progress of archaeological works, in the form of a programme of machine assisted archaeological mitigations (MAAM), undertaken at Site 6 Murphystown, County Dublin, NGR (32014/22540) (Figure 1). The work was commissioned by Dun
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This site was identified as an area of cultivation ridges in an aerial archaeological survey by Valerie J. Keeley Ltd. in November 1995- January 1996. The features excavated were discovered during machine-assisted archaeological mitigation in the
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This report details the excavation of Site 52, which was first uncovered during the archaeological monitoring of the mechanical topsoil stripping taking place in preparation for the construction of the final phase of the South East Motorway (Monitor
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This site was discovered in the townland of Murphystown, Co. Dublin during the course Of licensed monitoring (01El229) on the South Eastern Motorway, Co. Dublin. The monitoring was carried out by Valerie J Keeley Ltd on behalf of Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
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