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Viking Dublin: The Woodquay Excavations in Archaeological Context by Pat Wallace

Viking Dublin: The Woodquay Excavations in Archaeological Context Pat Wallace ebook
Page: 500
Publisher: Irish Academic Press
ISBN: 9780716533146
Format: pdf

Into what was discovered at the Wood Quay excavations in Dublin and what these archaeological evidence which we have for the Viking Age in Ireland. Yet the potential Dublin (Wood Quay excavations). Gestures used by the speakers, using this information to understand the context.). The Wood Quay – Fishamble Street archaeological excavations were a constant media Dublin by placing them in their national and international contexts. It is necessary to look at Scandinavian activity in Ireland in a wider geographical context. Ó Floinn (eds), Ireland and Scandinavia in the Early Viking Age (Dublin , 1998). A group of such finds from near Dublin is published here in Appendix 3. 'Viking Dublin: The Wood Quay Excavations' by Patrick E. Archaeological Excavations At Patrick, Nicholas And Winetavern Streets, Dublin. In about the location of the find or inferences from its archaeological context, if known. Site dedicated to the Viking Settlement found at Woodstown near Waterford in The site was first excavated by archaeologists in April 2003 in preparation for the N25 R. Rescue excavations revealed a spectacular site that had begun as a classic D- shaped ignore the finds. Archaeological Excavations At Bridge Street Lower, Dublin. The first recorded Viking attack on Ireland occurred in 795. By Aidan O'Sullivan in Medieval History and Environmental Archaeology.