Site O at Kill townland was excavated as part of the resolution of archaeological sites on the route of the N7 Heath-Mayfield Motorway Scheme. The site was identified during centreline test trenching as a possible archaeological feature. It was excavated by John Channing under Li
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The site was located close to the River Glash on the outskirts of Broadford village, County Kildare. It was identified during testing as a possible timber-lined trough characterised by a dark band of charcoal surrounding a brownish-grey deposit. Excavation of the feature revealed
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Eighteen sites were found during archaeological monitoring of the M4 Celbridge Interchange Scheme. The scheme was approximately 4km in length and ran through gently undulating land with a mixture of arable, pasture and woodland. Known Recorded Monuments in the immediate area incl
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