The 'bog bodies' of north-western Europe have captured the imagination of poets as much
as archaeologists, confronting us with human remains where time has stopped–allowing us …

The Origins of Ireland's Holy Wells 2 shaft for the collection of water, holy “wells” most
commonly appear on their own and can also include seepage pools, and even the hollows …

This paper deals with how the deposition of metalwork and animal and human remains into
water and wet places may have contributed to the shaping of knowledge and the creation of …

I do not think I can do this foreword and thank-you list in cool and emotionless academic
words. This is from the heart, as one person may write a body of research, but it'sa whole …

There is a pressing need for more materially centred narratives and analytical frameworks
for the study of later Iron Age and early medieval Ireland, which account explicitly for the …

Drawing on new finds and discussions of Continental La Tène artefacts, this paper argues
that several Irish Iron Age objects previously identified as spearbutts may, in fact, have been …

Initial remote sensing survey at Tlachtga, Co. Meath in 2011–12 highlighted the presence of
multiple, partially overlapping phases of enclosure at the site. Three subsequent seasons of …

Les fleuves d'Ulster (et d'Irlande) étaient déjà des lieux importants pour les actes votifs
durant l'âge du Bronze. Malgré les changements majeurs survenus en Ulster au cours de …

This paper will explore the representation of Roman deities in the art of Roman Britain from
post-conquest around the 1st c. to 4th c. AD. Starting at the time of Roman occupation in …

Archaeology Ireland. Even a small article can be useful to someone, somewhere. A while
back, in 2016, in the midst of Ph. D research, I had attended the 'Celts' exhibition in the …