Excavations.ie
Author:
Miss C. Foley, National Parks and Monuments Branch, Office of Public Works
Period / Dating:
Multi-period
Site Type:
House - fortified house
Licence number:
Mr. T. Fanning, National Parks and Monuments Branch, Office of Public Works
Late Medieval (AD 1100-AD 1599)
Religious house - Augustinian canons
Mr. M. Ryan, Irish Antiquities Division, National Museum of Ireland
Bronze Age (2200 BC-801 BC)
Two Fulacht Fiadha
Miss D. Sutton, Department of Archaeology, University College Cork.
Medieval (AD 400-AD 1600)
Castle - ringwork
Dr. B. Wailes, Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania
Hillfort
Ecclesiastical enclosure
Mr. M. Ryan, Irish Antiquities Division, National Museum of Ireland.
Fulacht Fiadh
Mr. P. Wallace, Irish Antiquities Division, National Museum of Ireland.
Town defences
Mr. B. O’Riordain, Irish Antiquities Division, National Museum of Ireland.
Historic town
Mr. T. G. Delaney, Department of Antiquities, Ulster Museum.
Cathedral
Mr. C. Martin, St. Andrew’s Institute of Maritime Archaeology.
Wreck: Galleon
Mr. P. C. Woodman, Department of Antiquities, Ulster Museum.
Mesolithic (8000 BC-4001 BC)
Settlement cluster
Mr. D. Twohig, Department of Archaeology, University College, Cork.
Mr. L. de Paor, Department of Modern History, University College, Dublin.
Mr. B. Raftery, Department of Archaeology, University College Dublin
Undetermined
Decorated stone (present location)
Cist
Mr. C. J. Lynn, Historic Monuments Branch, Department of Finance
Religious house - Augustinian friars
Mr. C.J. Lynn, Historic Monuments Branch, Department of Finance
Religious house - Franciscan Third Order Regular
Dr. T. McNeill, Department of Archaeology. Queen’s University, Belfast
Castle - motte and Ringfort - rath
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