The North Munster Project

The main focus of the North Munster Research Project was, using the known archaeological record as a foundation, to achieve a detailed view of the processes and changes involved within later prehistory (The Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age, c.1000BC-100BC). This landscape study draws on a wider time frame spanning the Middle Bronze Age to the end…

Mooghaun South, County Clare: Area H: detailed plan of the entrance and the inner portion of the rampart

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