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Photographs of the artefacts discovered during the modern programme of excavations at Knowth passage tomb cemetery

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Dún Ailinne is a prehistoric ceremonial centre located on Knockaulin hill in the modern day county of Kildare. The site is one of several large Iron Age ceremonial complexes seen a

Original excavation reports, drawings, unpublished reports and other related specialist research from the modern programme of excavations at Knowth. This material is the basis of w

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A major programme of archaeological excavation commenced on 18 June 1962 at the passage tomb cemetery at Knowth, Co Meath. This research excavation continued on a seasonal basis fo

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The Neolithic passage tombs at Knowth, Co. Meath, date to approximately 3,200BC. The site, consisting of one large tumulus (the Great Mound) and 20 smaller satellite tombs, is olde

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In the Vale of Tralee: the archaeology of the N22 Tralee Bypass Audio Guide provides the story of the remarkable archaeological discoveries that were made in advance of the constru

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The Irish Stone Axe Project (ISAP) Digital Collection is an image catalogue containing scaled photographs, artefact drawings and images of petrographic thin sections (produced by m

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The Irish Stone Axe Project - Artefact Drawings sub-collection contains one to two artefact drawings for each of the 366 stone axeheads in the ISAP Digital Collection.

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The Irish Stone Axe Project - Petrographic Thin Sections sub-collection contains two to three thin sections (polarised, cross-polarised and reflected light) for each of the 366 sto

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The Irish Stone Axe Project - Scaled Photographs sub-collection contains one to four RGB images for each of the 366 stone axeheads in the ISAP Digital Collection.

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This archive will contain the original excavation reports, drawings, photographs and other specialist research from the modern programme of excavations that began at Knowth in June

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