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Author:   Stephen Davis ,  Caitriona Moore
Publisher:   Casemate Publishers
Imprint:   Casemate Publishers
ISBN:  

9798888570449

Pages:   192
Publication Date:   06 March 2024
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Tlachtga: An introduction - Stephen Davis, Terry O'Hagan, Allison Galbari 1. Tlachtga in folklore and myth 2. The political context for Tlachtga Chapter 2. Remote sensing at Tlachtga - Chris Carey, Stephen Davis, Elizabeth Richley, Susan Curran 1. Lidar survey: Tlachtga and its landscape 2. Geomagnetic surveys at Tlachtga 3. GPR survey at Tlachtga Chapter 3. Excavations at Tlachtga 2014-2016 - Caitriona Moore, Stephen Davis, Mick Drumm 1. Research Design 2. The Bronze Age enclosure 3. The Southern Enclosure 4. The Monument of Tlachtga 5. The Eastern Complex Chapter 4. Environmental Analysis - Stephen Davis, Ruth Carden, Lorna O'Donnell, Nikolah Gilligan, Abigail Ash 1. Animal Bone 2. Human Remains 3. Charcoal Analysis 4. Plant Macrofossil Analysis Chapter 5. Artefactual Remains - Ian Riddler, Brendan O'Neill, Mark Powers, Bernard Gilhooly, Andrew Woods 1. The Bone Finds 2. The Lithics and Stone Artefacts 3. Metalworking Evidence 4. The Coin Hoard Chapter 6. Synthesis - Stephen Davis and Caitriona Moore

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"""This is a comprehensive and readable account of a fascinating and hitherto little-known site.""-- ""Current Archaeology"""

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Stephen Davis is a lecturer in archaeology at University College Dublin. He holds a PhD from John Moores University Liverpool. He specialises in palaeo-environmental archaeology and economy and remote sensing. Caitriona Moore studied archaeology at University College Dublin. She has worked on a wide range of archaeological projects across Ireland and specialises in the archaeology of wetlands, ancient woodworking and wooden artefacts.

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