StoryMap Archives - AMS Consultants https://ams-consultancy.com/tag/storymap/ Archeological Management Solutions Ireland & UK Wed, 07 Feb 2024 16:37:10 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 The Archaeology of the Listowel Bypass https://ams-consultancy.com/listowel-bypass-poster/ Wed, 03 Jun 2020 10:42:40 +0000 https://ams-consultancy.com/?p=2423 Download a poster showcasing some of the archaeological finds from excavations along the N69 Bypass. Alternatively, you can read through a StoryMap of the dig.

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N69 Listowel Bypass


Click to view or download our poster on The Archaeology of the Listowel Bypass

Alternatively, you can read about the dig in detail using StoryMap.



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The Archaeology of the Listowel Bypass

Download a poster showcasing some of the archaeological finds from excavations along the N69 Bypass. Alternatively, you can read through a StoryMap of the dig.

Video Documentaries

As part of cataloguing the archaeological works on the N69 Listowel Bypass Project, a set of mini-documentaries were created. Each of these lasts just over 10 minutes.
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Fulachtaí Fia at Listowel

Five burnt mounds, also referred to as fulachtaí fia, were discovered along the route of the bypass. Burnt mounds are the most common prehistoric site type in Ireland.
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Making Medieval Charcoal

At Coolnaleen Lower we found several charcoal-production kilns. Charcoal was an important fuel for metalworking in the past.
Dr. Karen Molloy and her team from NUIGAMS

Palaeo-environmental Coring

As part of the archaeological investigations for the N69, palaeoenvironmental specialists Carlos Chique and Karen Molloy from NUIG took a pollen core from Derra West Bog.
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From the Bog

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In the townland of Gortcurreen, a group of worked timbers and the remains of a stave-built wooden vessel were discovered within the peat.

An Old House at Curraghatoosane

At Curraghatoosane we found the remains of a traditional thatched house that was occupied from the early nineteenth century until the 1950s.
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