People have engaged with Ireland's wetland environments since the earliest times, leaving
a unique, fragile and valuable archaeological and environmental legacy. A long history of …

Swathes of roads and pipelines cut through the Irish landscape during the 'Celtic Tiger'years
(approximately 1994–2008) leading to an unprecedented number of archaeological …

Peatlands are regarded as having exceptional archaeological value, due to the fact that the
waterlogged conditions of these environments, like other wetlands, can preserve organic …

Abstract From 1962 to 1981, the National Museum of Ireland carried out a series of
excavations in Dublin that revealed the Viking Age and medieval core of the city. Collectively …

Background At the 1983 conference, two contributors, Martin Speight and TK McCarthy,
discussed the general state of knowledge at that time regarding the Irish postglacial insect …

Systematic archaeological excavations at Areni-1 cave in the Republic of Armenia provided
rich archaeozoological remains, among of which a large collection of insects (class Insecta) …

Wood has always been a key raw material in the manufacture of furniture, tools, containers
and nearly all everyday items (O'Sullivan 1994). Wood and its byproduct charcoal, have …