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Excavations.ie

2003:0303 - BALLYELLIS, Mallow, Cork

NMI Burial Excavation Records

County: Cork

Site name: BALLYELLIS, Mallow

Sites and Monuments Record No.: CO033-067----, CO033-068---- and CO033-117----

Licence number: 03E0088

Author: Sheila Lane

Site type: Excavation - miscellaneous

Period/Dating: Prehistoric (12700 BC-AD 400)

ITM: E 557066m, N 597860m

Latitude, Longitude (decimal degrees): 52.130944, -8.627090

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Planning permission was granted for a development of 298 houses within Ballyellis Demesne, Mallow, Co. Cork. The site fell within the zones of archaeological potential for a possible ringfort, a tree ring and a limekiln. During monitoring of the first phase of groundworks on the site in January 2003, four potential archaeological features were uncovered and excavated. Charcoal, two sherds of possible Neolithic pottery and a quern stone were recovered. Further monitoring took place in October 2003. No features or artefacts of archaeological interest were found during the second phase of monitoring.