JET-LIKE JEWELLERY, encompassing polished black stone arm-rings, bangles and
bracelets, has not been subject to detailed study in Ireland for over 50 years. This paper …

The excavation boom in the early twenty-first century has created a substantial
archaeological database for early medieval Ireland. The Early Medieval Archaeology Project …

This paper discusses both the urban and the rural architecture of the Irish Viking Age.
Looking firstly at the extremely well-preserved Hiberno-Norse urban settlements, especially …

What would it have been like to walk down the streets of Viking Age Dublin a thousand years
ago? What would you have seen, heard and smelled? How would this urban settlement …

I learnt a great deal from Chris, though I am not sure I was able to offer him as much in
return. His knowledge of early medieval Irish secular settlement was always based on well …

I cannot pin down the time when I fijirst met James Graham Campbell, but it was probably
when I was making the transition from being a prehistorian to becoming an archaeobotanist …

Thirteen unique archaeological countenances from Ireland were produced through the
Manchester method of facial reconstruction. Their gaze prompts a space for a broad …

Tully church, in the townland of Laughanstown near Cabinteely in south County Dublin,
features the remains of a pre-Anglo-Norman church with a well-preserved chancel added at …

Archaeological excavations, particularly those of the last fifty years, have greatly advanced
our understanding of Viking settlement in Ireland, and this study sets out to present a …