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Archaeological Inventory of County Meath

The Archaeological Inventory of County Meath compiled by Michael J. Moore was published by the Archaeological Survey, Office of Public Works in 1987. It can be purchased from Amazon.co.uk or directly from the Government Publications Office, Sun Alliance House, Molesworth Street, Dublin 2.

All known archaeological sites from the neolithic up to about 1700 AD are listed by category: Megalithic Tombs, Barrows, Cemetery Mounds, Ring-ditches, Tumuli, Mounds, Cists and Pits, Prehistoric Decorated Stones, Stone Circles and Henges, Standing Stones, Fulachta Fiadh, Crannogs, Hillforts, Inland Promontory and Cliff-top Forts, Habitatins Sites, Souterrains, Ringforts and Cashels, Enclosures, Earthworks, Linear Earthworks, Rectilinear Enclosures and Earthworks, Field Systems, Large Enclosures, Churches, Crosses, Fonts, Sculptured and Inscribed Stones, Cemeteries, Mottes, Moated Sites, Deserted Settlements, Ringworks, Castles, Tower Houses and Gatehouses, Stone Houses, Town Defences, Roads, Bridges and Post-medieval Fortifications.

There are 1854 sites listed, each entry has a brief description of the site with principle dimensions, the townland where the site is located and the national grid reference. There are only 30 photographs (in black and white). The book includes 28 location maps with unique reference numbers for the archaeological sites.

       
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Treasures of the Boyne Valley

Treasures of the Boyne Valley by Peter Harbison. Well presented book on the Boyne Valley, covering it's history, the landscape and the peoples who have left their imprint since pre-history. The section on Newgrange and the other stone age sites of the Boyne Valley comprises 24 pages. More ...

Newgrange and the Bend of the Boyne by Geraldine Stout. This wonderful 260 page historical geography of the Boyne Valley covers 7000 years, from prehistory to the twentieth century.  The megalithic mounds at Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth are extensively covered.

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Newgrange and the Bend of the Boyne by Geraldine Stout published by Cork University Press


Newgrange - Archaeology, Art and Legend by Michael J. O'Kelly and Claire O'Kelly

Newgrange - Archaeology, Art and Legend by Michael J. O'Kelly and Claire O'Kelly. An account of the major excavation of Newgrange which was carried out by Professor Michael J. O'Kelly.

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Pre-Christian Ireland, From the First Settlers to the Early Celts by Peter Harbison. Although one of the last corners of Europe to have been settled by man, Ireland is particularly rich in prehistoric remains. The great passage-tomb of Newgrange, has become internationally famous since the discovery of its orientation towards the rising sun at the winter solstice, and excavations at the neighbouring tomb of Knowth have given unprecedented insight into the wealth of Irish megalithic art.  More ...

Pre-Christian Ireland

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