One of the most important and interesting archaeological digs in Northern Ireland is to be revealed to the public during an open day on Saturday. Workers at the crannog - an artificial island in a ...
The work of a Swedish archaeologist who has spent the past five years studying crannogs in south Sligo will form the basis of an exhibition to open tomorrow in Monasteraden. Christina Fredengren, who ...
Another Irish site with major international archaeological significance will shortly have a motor way link road paved through it. The site, located inCounty Fermanagh, has been called one of the most ...
A crannog that was threatened by a road scheme in Fermanagh has been nominated for a major archaeology award. Part of the Drumclay Crannog was destroyed during the excavation carried out ahead of ...
Pieces of a medieval board game and 1,000-year-old combs are among rare artefacts uncovered during an archaeological dig that is set to rewrite the history books. Experts have hailed the finds in Co ...
Artificial miniature islands that speckle the waterways of Scotland and Ireland are twice as old as originally thought, scientists have revealed for the first time. It had previously been thought that ...
A wicker wall lies atop the remains of a medieval house. Digital activism carried out by a group of local archaeologists in Northern Ireland has led to the excavation of a significant site that would ...
Research shows how the artificial islands were often used for feasting A crannog at the Irish National Heritage Park, Ferrycarrig, Co Wexford Ancient crannogs were used by prehistoric elites to hold ...
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