1. Archaeology Ireland ARCHAEOLOGY IRELAND. IRISH STONE AXE PROJECT; HERITAGE IRELAND; LISTING OF ANCIENTSITES; ARCHAEOLOGY IRELAND ON LINE MAGAZINE; LISTING OF ANCIENT SITES; http://web2.iadfw.net/samhradh/archaeolgyireland.html

ARCHAEOLOGY IRELAND ARCHAEOLOGY OF ANCIENT IRELAND DISCOVERY PROGRAM ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY BURREN ARCHAEOLOGY RESEARCH PROGRAM ... SWEDISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS AT CARROWMORE CO, SLIGO IRELAND CELTIC INSCRIBED STONES PROJECT IRISH ASSOCIATION FOR QUARTERNARY STUDIES NEOLITHIC FIELD SYSTEM , MAYO IRELAND IRISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL WETLANDS UNIT IRISH STONE AXE PROJECT HERITAGE IRELAND LISTING OF ANCIENT SITES ... ARCHAEOLOGY IRELAND - ON LINE MAGAZINE LISTING OF ANCIENT SITES GUIDE BY REGION COUNTY ATRIUM COUNTY ARMAGH NAVAN FORT BLARNY CASTLE ... CARLINGFORD COUNTY CAVAN HISTORY CHRONOLOGY MONUMENTS CONNEMARA COUNTY ... PALEOENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH Can't find what you are looking for Ask the Librarian INDEX PAGE RETURN TO EIRE PAGE RETURN TO NORTHERN IRELAND PAGE

2. Clare Find Jobs In Ireland Archaeology And Heritage Clare Find Jobs in ireland archaeology and Heritage Directory of JobVacancies for leading Irish Employers and Agencies. Archaeology http://jobs-ireland.com/clare/archaeology-heritage/

Archaeology/Heritage Clare: Clare Find Jobs in Ireland Archaeology and Heritage Home Employers Job Alert Help ... jobs-ireland.com : clare : archaeology/heritage New Jobs Job Alert All Abroad Telework Antrim Armagh Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Derry Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Limerick Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford Westmeath Wexford Wicklow All Archaeology/Heritage Auto/Motor-Industry Audio/Video Banking/Insurance Building/Construction Call-Centre/Customer-Service Childcare/Creche Cleaning/Hygiene Community/Social Business/Consultancy Computers/Electronics Drivers/Couriers e-Commerce/e-Business Education/Training Export/Trade Farming/Dairy Finance/Accounting Food/Beverages Graphics/Design Health/Fitness Helpdesk/Support Hotel/Catering HR/Personnel Industrial/Warehouse Journalism/Media Leisure/Recreation Legal/Solicitors Localisation/Languages Logistics/Shipping Management/Senior Manufacturing/Production Medical/Nursing Office/Administration Pharmaceutical/Cosmetics Purchasing/Procurement PR/Communications Print/Printing Property/Auctioneers Quality/Process Recruitment/Employment Sales/Marketing Security/Law-Enforcement Shops/Retail Software/IT StartUps/Partnerships Stock-Control/Inventory Technical/Engineering Telecommunications/Networking Telesales/Telemarketing Tourism/Travel Transportation/Road-Rail-Air-Sea Wholesale/Distribution Location Category Advanced Search Search Tips Register for the Irish Jobs Alert and be one of the first to know about new job vacancies!

3. Antrim Employers Ireland Archaeology/Heritage Antrim Employers ireland archaeology and Heritage Search Irish JobOpenings by County archaeology/heritage, antrim. Archaeology http://jobs-ireland.com/antrim/archaeology-heritage/

Archaeology/Heritage Antrim: Antrim Employers Ireland Archaeology/Heritage Home Employers Job Alert Help ... jobs-ireland.com : antrim : archaeology/heritage New Jobs Job Alert All Abroad Telework Antrim Armagh Carlow Cavan Clare Cork Derry Donegal Down Dublin Fermanagh Galway Kerry Kildare Kilkenny Laois Leitrim Limerick Longford Louth Mayo Meath Monaghan Offaly Roscommon Sligo Tipperary Tyrone Waterford Westmeath Wexford Wicklow All Archaeology/Heritage Auto/Motor-Industry Audio/Video Banking/Insurance Building/Construction Call-Centre/Customer-Service Childcare/Creche Cleaning/Hygiene Community/Social Business/Consultancy Computers/Electronics Drivers/Couriers e-Commerce/e-Business Education/Training Export/Trade Farming/Dairy Finance/Accounting Food/Beverages Graphics/Design Health/Fitness Helpdesk/Support Hotel/Catering HR/Personnel Industrial/Warehouse Journalism/Media Leisure/Recreation Legal/Solicitors Localisation/Languages Logistics/Shipping Management/Senior Manufacturing/Production Medical/Nursing Office/Administration Pharmaceutical/Cosmetics Purchasing/Procurement PR/Communications Print/Printing Property/Auctioneers Quality/Process Recruitment/Employment Sales/Marketing Security/Law-Enforcement Shops/Retail Software/IT StartUps/Partnerships Stock-Control/Inventory Technical/Engineering Telecommunications/Networking Telesales/Telemarketing Tourism/Travel Transportation/Road-Rail-Air-Sea Wholesale/Distribution Location Category Advanced Search Search Tips Register for the Irish Jobs Alert and be one of the first to know about new job vacancies!

4. Explore Irish Heritage And Culture Heritage, The National Museum Of ireland archaeology And History, VikingAge Ireland focuses on Irish archaeology from 800BC – 1200AD. http://www.heritage.ireland.ie/forms/special_detail.asp?key=842

5. Department Of Scottish History - M.Sc./Diploma In Medieval Scottish Studies The royal court and court culture, 14601603 (Professor Michael Lynch);Secular society in northern Britain and ireland archaeology (Glasgow); http://www.arts.ed.ac.uk/scothist/mss.html

Department of Scottish History M.Sc./Diploma in Medieval Scottish Studies Content This one-year taught postgraduate degree offers: An unparalleled variety of specialist courses in medieval Scottish studies in history, archaeology and literature covering the whole span of medieval history from the sixth to the sixteenth centuries. An extensive range of courses for acquiring the skills for primary research A unique interdisciplinary core course which provides an introduction to essential methodological issues in medieval archaeology, history, and literary studies. Teaching is conducted in seminars and in regular individual and small group sessions with an acknowledged expert in the field in the departments of Archaeology, Celtic, History, and Scottish Literature. There are four assessed elements: Compulsory Core Course : Critical Evaluations of Sources and Methods in Medieval Scottish Studies (terms 1 and 2). Skills : Compulsory courses in Bibliography and Archives for Medieval Scottish Studies, and a choice of language and technical courses. Specialist Options : one per term in terms 1 and 2, chosen from courses taught either in the University of Edinburgh or in the University of Glasgow. A full list is given below.

6. Archaeology Of Historic Ireland Archaeology of Historic Ireland 210ARL312. Introduction. Medieval timber and earthworkfortifications in western Ireland, Medieval Archaeology, 32, p. 11029. http://www.qub.ac.uk/arcpal/arl312notes.html

Archaeology of Historic Ireland 210ARL312 Introduction This module deals with the archaeology of Ireland during the medieval period. The early medieval period dates from the effects of the Late Roman Empire on Ireland until the reform of the Church and the incursions of the Anglo-Normans in the late 12th century and is commonly known as the early Christian period. The later medieval period deals with developments between the arrival of the Anglo-Normans and the sixteenth century. Although the module is concerned primarily with the archaeology of the period this cannot be considered in isolation from the available historical sources. Therefore, historical evidence will be continually used in our assessment and interpretation of the archaeology of the period. Reading material At present there is no general textbook available for the whole period and many of the most useful texts have recently gone out of print. Much of the reading for the course will consist of articles in periodicals, the titles of which will be given during lectures. Most periodicals are housed in the social collection of the main library and cannot be taken out on loan. Copies of some articles will be kept in the Archaeology office or the main office in Armagh where they can be borrowed for consultation. General reading Edwards, E. 1990. The archaeology of early mediaeval Ireland, Batsford (Alas, this has very recently gone out of print)

7. The Swift Guide To Ireland Meta tags Body text Archaeology ireland archaeology Ireland is a full colour,quarterly magazine aimed at the wider public who are interested in archaeology http://swift.kerna.com/page/Entertainment_and_Magazines/Archaeology?recnum=86

8. Rowan Leaf IBS Archaeology Ireland Page Welcome to the Rowan Leaf IBS Section **ireland archaeology Page**. Archaeology.Archaeological Inventory of County Carlow. Cloth. £11.00. http://www.summerlands.com/marketplace/Bookstore1/archaeology/archaeology_irelan

Welcome to the Rowan Leaf IBS Section **Ireland Archaeology Page** Archaeology Archaeological Inventory of County Carlow Cloth Archaeological Inventory of County Cork; v.1: West Cork Cloth Archaeological Inventory of County Cork; v.2: East and South Cork Cloth Simpson, Linzi; Gowen, Margaret (Ed.) Excavations at Essex Street West, Dublin Paper Simpson, Linzi; Gowen, Margaret (Ed.) Excavations at Isolde's Tower, Dublin Paper Toal, Caroline North Kerry Archaeological Survey Paper Cleary, R.M. etc. (Ed.) Skiddy's Castle and Christ Church Cork: Excavation 1974-77 by DC Twohig Paper History /Ancient Delany, Dominic Anglo-Norman Dunamase Cloth Delany, Dominic Anglo-Norman Dunamase Paper

9. Archaeology And Forestry In Ireland Archaeology and Forestry in Ireland. Gina Johnson 1998 The Heritage Council,Kilkenny, Ireland. €8.89 BUY NOW. Publications Structure http://www.heritagecouncil.ie/publications/archforest/newcontent.htm

Archaeology and Forestry in Ireland Gina Johnson 1998 The Heritage Council, Kilkenny, Ireland BUY NOW Publications Structure and Guidelines Policy Documents Reports and Proceedings Annual Reports ... Bibliography

10. CLASP - Archaeology Of The Burren (Review) - Archaeology Ireland, Autumn 1999 Archaeology Ireland, Autumn 1999. The densest concentration of wedgetombs is on the Burren in County Clare, and this, along with http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/library/local-studies/clasp/archreview1.htm

Archaeology Ireland, Autumn 1999 The densest concentration of wedge tombs is on the Burren in County Clare, and this, along with the density of other types of archaeological sites of a range of dates, including stone forts of early medieval date, is part of what makes the Burren such a very special landscape. Thomas Johnson Westropp (1860-1922) was the great pioneer in the survey and publication of the archaeology of the Burren (as well as of other areas). Archaeology of the Burren: prehistoric forts and dolmens in North Clare by T.J. Westropp ( CLASP Press , £19.95, hardback) is a very welcome compilation of articles on the Burren which originally appeared in The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland between 1895 and 1915. Back to Archaeology of the Burren

11. June 2002 - Contents Charles Mount The Irish Heritage Council; Nick Brannon The role of theEnvironment and Heritage Service in Northern ireland archaeology; http://intarch.ac.uk/antiquity/76-292.html

an international journal of expert archaeology Volume 76 Number 292 June 2002 Edited by Simon Stoddart (Follow the links for the first page of highlighted articles and a brief introduction to the papers) Highlights of this issue include: Richard Bradley Death and the regeneration of life: a new interpretation of house urns in Northern Europe Radiocarbon dates for pictographs in Ignatievskaya Cave, Russia: Holocene age for supposed Pleistocene fauna The Venerable Bede, druidic tonsure and archaeology Caroline Malone Introduction to Special section: Archaeology in Ireland Editorial Palaeoindian subsistence behaviour at the Clary Ranch site, Nebraska, USA Geoarchaeological survey and the Epipalaeolithic in northern Jordan A 9700-year-old shell midden on San Miguel Island, California Olivier Weller The earliest rock salt exploitation in Europe: a salt mountain in the Spanish Neolithic Excavations at Politiko Phorades : a Bronze Age copper smelting site on Cyprus A landscape of ancestors in southwest Germany Recent roundhouse excavations in Cornwall Infrared imaging of Precolumbian murals at Bonampak, Chiapas, Mexico

12. Archaeology Ireland archaeology ireland I ARCHAEOLOGY IRELAND. ARCHAEOLOGY OF ANCIENT IRELAND. DISCOVERYPROGRAM. ROYAL IRISH ACADEMY. BURREN ARCHAEOLOGY RESEARCH PROGRAM. http://www.mykristi.org/chamber-of-commerce-san-antonio.htm

13. Specialist Options 31. Secular society in northern Britain and ireland archaeology 32.The Church in northern Britain and ireland archaeology 33. http://www2.arts.gla.ac.uk/History/postgrad/Medscot/scotmeddesc4.htm

Proportion of final assessment: 25% Staff: Dr Dauvit Broun (Course convenor) Dr Stephen Boardman (term 3 only) (Edinburgh) Dr S. T. Driscoll James Fraser (Edinburgh) Dr Martin MacGregor Bronagh Ní Chonaill Dr Theo van Heijnsbergen Outcomes Acquire a specialist knowledge and understanding of two specific topics relating to their particular interests leading up to a dissertation project Develop a critical understanding of primary sources and secondary materials in two topics in one or more of the fields of archaeology, history, and literature Regular contact with a practicing researcher in your chosen topics relating to medieval Scotland Attain a level of expertise and knowledge which will enable you to embark on research at an advanced level Content For most students the course consists of two modules of supervised reading (one per term in terms 2 and 3). All students must take at least one. Exceptionally a student may be permitted to take an enhanced honours module (see below). The modules of supervised reading are based on eight individual/small group meetings held approximately once a week over terms 2 and 3. Each student will be assigned, after discussion with the degree programme organiser, a topic for each term that will be taught by a member of staff (or two members of staff) at a time convenient to both parties. At the first meeting for each module (in the first teaching week of the term) the student and their tutor(s) will draw up and agree a brief statement of anticipated outcomes. It is expected that students will take modules that are relevant to the topic they will be pursuing in their dissertation.

14. The Archaeology Of Ancient Ireland An illustrated introduction to Irish archaeology by Michael Sundermeier, of Creighton University, Category Science Social Sciences Regional Europe ireland......The archaeology of Ancient ireland. Prehistoric ireland. Little remainsof Irish dwellings that predates the sixth century ad The http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/english/micsun/IrishResources/archaeol.htm

The Archaeology of Ancient Ireland Prehistoric Ireland. Little remains of Irish dwellings that predates the sixth century a.d. The abundance of wood and the difficulty of working stone with primitive tools undoubtedly accounts in part for this. In addition, the primitive farming practice of depleting the fields and then moving on to new ones made the laborious erection of a permanent stone dwelling unfeasible. Moreover, livestock constituted a major part of the wealth of the time, and the pasturing of flocks required considerable mobility, since the animals lived as foragers and were not, for the most part, fed grain from the laboriously worked fields. Furthermore, there were at that time no towns or even villages where artifacts might accumulate over a considerable period of time. At the most there were quasi-permanent encampments such as the royal sites of Cruachan and Emain Macha. Burial sites, however, are another matter. Court graves and passage graves can be found dating from as early 3,500 years b.c. ( Harbison 5-ff). A

15. Welcome Summer season of research on settlement in County Roscommon, sponsored by the Centre for the Study of Rural ireland. Students will learn about geophysics, excavation and historical research. http://www.ilstu.edu/~ceorser/field_school.htm

Welcome to the Rural Ireland Lifeways Project in County Sligo, Ireland Conducted by the Centre for the Study of Rural Ireland, Illinois State University, in conjunction with Sligo Folk Park, Riverstown The Rural Ireland Lifeways Project began in 1994 and has conducted research every year since. Excavations have occurred on three tenant village sites in north County Roscommon. Over 150 students from universities and colleges throughout the US and Canada have collected over 10,000 artifacts, with the most intensive work being conducted at Ballykilcline (1998-2002). The project is directed by Charles E. Orser, Jr., Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at Illinois State University and Adjunct Professor of Archaeology at the National University of Ireland, Galway. His books are A Historical Archaeology of the Modern World (Plenum, 1996); Images of the Recent Past: Readings in Historical Archaeology (editor, AltaMira, 1996); Historical Archaeology with Brian Fagan (HarperCollins, 1995), Race and the Archaeology of Identity (editor, University of Utah Press, 2001)

16. Irish Archaeology Guide to Irish archaeology includes an email directory of archaeologists studying ireland and an annotated list of archaeological journals. archaeology Email addresses of archaeologists involved in Irish research at home and abroad. Archaeological and historical journals in ireland, http://www.xs4all.nl/~tbreen/ireland.html

Irish Archaeology A guide to Irish archaeology both for the interested layman and the professional archaeologist. As the principal purpose is the provision of information, the main pages are graphics-free for fast loading and to facilitate readers using text-only browsers. Irish archaeology on the Internet : a collection of links to Web-sites, with information on newsgroups and mailing lists. E-mail directory for Irish archaeology : E-mail addresses of archaeologists involved in Irish research at home and abroad. Archaeological and historical journals in Ireland, with lists of contents. Festschriften and other multi-author books: lists of contents. Newsletter of the Irish section of the Paleopathology Association, on-line edition Reviews of books, CDs, etc. Products and services : if you want to buy a Celtic brooch or hire a theodolite, this is the place to look. This site has been awarded a two-shamrock rating in the Doras directory of Irish sites. Thaddeus C. Breen Comments and suggestions, please, to tbreen@xs4all.nl

17. Nua.gif Group of institutions actively involved in research on the underwater archaeology of ireland. Members, research, news, links, bulletin board. http://www.ulst.ac.uk/faculty/science/crg/nua/nua.htm

18. Archaeology Department UCC Provides undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Goals, courses, staff, vacancies, overseas students, Category Science Social Sciences Europe ireland......UCC archaeology Department http://www.ucc.ie/ucc/depts/archaeology/

Site Map ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT THE STAFF E-Mail Directory STUDYING AT UCC Archaeology COURSES INFO FOR STUDENTS Important Notices Consultation Times Marking Schemes Guide to Essay-Writing Slide Test Area Programme Co-Ordinators RESEARCH Events LINKS websites ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICES UNIT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY UNIT Survey Staff HOMEPAGE UCC Homepage Visitors since 9/10/02 s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer)

19. Archaeology In Ireland: The Celtic High Cross Department of archaeology . National University of ireland, Galway . Galway, ireland. http://www2.hawaii.edu/~mcarson/clonmacnois.html

Archaeology in Ireland: Investigations of the Celtic High Cross in Clonmacnois (County Offaly, Ireland) This page contains information from my study of Irish gravestones, undertaken in 1992 at Clonmacnois. The text in these pages is a partial rendition of my larger work. Please feel free to explore everything you find here and to send me your comments, questions, and suggestions. I sincerely appreciate all of the thoughts and information that people share with me through email, and I am continually learning more valuable insights in this way. I hope you enjoy visiting this web site! I will soon be moving this web resource to a new location, so please send email to me if you would like for me to notify you of the new location whenevr the change occurs. Thanks. Topics for you to choose ... Basic description of the field research How did I come about doing this project? What is a high cross? Why is Clonmacnois important for this study? ... return to my homepage send e-mail to me NEW! miketcarson@hotmail.com

20. Wordwell Books Publisher and online bookstore specializing in Irish archaeological and heritage publications, including the annual Excavations Bulletin, and archaeology ireland, a quarterly magazine aimed at the wider public. http://www.wordwellbooks.com/

Wordwell was established in 1986 as a publisher of books on Irish archaeology and heritage. In our first year we took over publication of the annual Excavations Bulletin , an invaluable resource for archaeologists, containing summary accounts of all the excavations in Ireland. In 1987 Wordwell published the first issue of Ireland's only quarterly archaeology magazine, Archaeology Ireland , many back issues of which are still available. Wordwell has recently acquired the quarterly History Ireland magazine, subscriptions to which can be ordered from this web site. (The main History Ireland web site contains sample articles, contents of back issues, events listings, resources and much more.) Wordwell is the primary distributor of the Iron Age journal Emania , as well as publications by and The Heritage Council . Our website also presents books by other publishers that we hope will be of interest. The number of new Wordwell titles is increasing each year, to include books on architecture, history and crafts, and antiquarian maps, as well as specialist archaeology books. Any item from our searchable

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