Blader door items (103 in totaal)
- Collection: Lough Kinale
Location of Lough Kinale.
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Parishes in the study area.
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The geomorphology of the area
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The extent of large lakes in Ireland in early postglacial times.
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Rock-cored drumlin at Granard, supporting the town’s motte. The classic high, up-ice, stoss end and smooth, down-ice lee slope are easily discernible. Viewed from the north-east.
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The Rock of Curry, a high limestone crag in the south-east of the study area. Viewed from the west, this ridge is one of the most striking in central Ireland.
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Detailed photo-map of the study area.
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Outline map of Ballywillin Crannog.
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Borehole and transect location map.
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Stratigraphy of north–south transect across Derragh Bog.
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Stratigraphy of west–east transect across Derragh Bog.
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Plan of extent of marl and organic mud deposition.
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Derragh Bog–Derragh Crannog stratigraphic transect.
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Chronostratigraphic model
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Age depth plots for a) Derragh Bog (model 2 polynomial); b) Lower Kinale; c) Tonymore Crannog core; d) Ballywillin Crannog core; e) Derragh Lough core.
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Percentage loss on ignition for Ballywillin Crannog core.
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Percentage pollen and spore assemblage from Ballywillin Crannog core.
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Plant macrofossil assemblage from Ballywillin Crannog core.
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Percentage pollen and spore assemblage from Derragh Lough.
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Plant macrofossil assemblage from Derragh Lough.
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