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Hundreds of important archaeological discoveries have been unearthed at sites across Northern Ireland over the past four years.
IRELAND, for long not so much a neglected corner in the archæological field as the victim of a provincial outlook, is to come into her own as an element in the mosaic of European prehistory. She ...
A new analysis of ancient DNA and archaeology from Newgrange challenges the sensational idea that incestuous royals once ruled Neolithic Ireland. The experts argue that the famous skull fragment known ...
These archaeological gems will have you straying off the beaten path to explore Ireland's most beautiful spots.
DOOAGH, IRELAND—Irish Central reports that students from the Achill Archaeological Field School have been investigating a remote nineteenth-century village of around 40 houses located near Keem ...
‘Big data’ archaeology Archaeological work in Ireland, using cutting-edge techniques borrowed from data science, can reconstruct past population levels.
The greatest advance in the study of Irish archaeology, however, has been due to the participation of archaeologists in carrying out the Government's scheme for unemployment.
COOLE, IRELAND— The Irish Times reports that a 3,000-year-old log road endangered by peat milling will be preserved under a new agreement approved by Ireland’s High Court.
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