Twenty-six areas of detailed magnetic survey were commissioned by the National Roads Design Office (NRDO) at Galway on behalf of Galway County Council along the proposed route of the new N6 toll motorway crossing the county and forming the westernmost section of the new link to D
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A caesium vapour magnetic survey was commissioned by the Meath office of the National Roads Authority to investigate the recently discovered National Monument at Lismullin. The original intention was to survey the actual monument and its immediate surroundings, however, due to ad
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A magnetic survey was commissioned by Jerry O’Sullivan of Galway National Roads Design Office (NRDO) as an extension of an earlier ArchaeoPhysica led survey in 2003 (GAL20031, DoEHLG licence 03R147). This earlier survey comprised 26 selected areas along the line of the proposed N
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A magnetic gradient survey was commissioned by Ken Hanley, Project Archaeologist at the National Roads Office, Co. Cork to assess an area of ground within the proposed land take of a major junction on the new N28 road. Due to numerous sources of magnetic interference, e.g. the pr
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Magnetic gradient and magnetic susceptibility surveys were commissioned by Galway County Council to assess the archaeological potential along the line of a proposed realignment of the N84 at Luimnagh, near Headford. The susceptibility result was assessed relative to measurements
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N17 Realignment, Castletown, Galway: Geophysical Survey Report. ArchaeoPhysica. Unpublished Report No. CTT20041. December 2004.
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A magnetic field survey was commissioned to determine whether archaeological features may be present within the corridor of a proposed road improvement. Several elements of former landscapes were found, in particular parts of a probably multiphase
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Magnetic survey was requested for an area adjacent to Castle Warren House, Barnahely to determine whether there was sufficient archaeological material to influence route selection for part of the new N28 Bloomfield to Ringaskiddy road. The survey was able to demonstrate that the
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Magnetic survey was commissioned by James Eogan, Project Archaeologist at Tramore House Regional Design Office on behalf of Kilkenny County Council in line with recommendations made in the Environmental Impact Statement for the N9/N10 Kilcullen to Waterford road improvement schem
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The route of the proposed Loughrea bypass, Co. Galway, was evaluated using a coarse magnetic susceptibility survey followed immediately after by trenching. Small areas were also surveyed used magnetic gradiometry where the susceptibility data suggested archaeological features may
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A geophysical survey comprising spot-sampled volumetric magnetic susceptibility in two lines down the proposed road corridor and a continuous strip of magnetic gradient survey was commissioned to evaluate the route of the proposed N17 Tuam bypass. The magnetic gradient was measur
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