• Pioneering new approaches to woodland ecology and human activity in medieval Ireland (c.500-1550AD): an investigation using archaeological charcoal 

  Lyons, Susan (University College Cork, 2018)

  The main aim of this thesis was to explore wood resource use, its impact on local woodland and the factors that influenced wood selection strategies during the medieval period in Ireland using the archaeological charcoal ...
• Water and wind power 

  Rynne, Colin (Oxford University Press, 2018-01)

  The inhabitants of most urban and rural communities in both Britain and Ireland during the later medieval period would have lived a relatively short distance from either a watermill or windmill. This chapter examines the ...
• The Medicine Tree: unsettling palaeoecological perceptions of past environments and human activity 

  Richer, Suzi; Gearey, Benjamin (SAGE Publications Ltd, 2017)

  In this paper, we consider palaeoecological approaches to past landscapes and reflect upon how these are relevant to archaeological themes concerning concepts of environmental change and the role of past and present human ...
• From Rackham to REVEALS: reflections on palaeoecological approaches to woodland and trees 

  Richer, Suzi; Gearey, Benjamin (Taylor & Francis (Routledge), 2018)

  In this paper we reflect on aspects of palaeoecological approaches to understanding past woodland environments. With increasing requirements for interdisciplinarity in research, and an increase in popular interest in the ...
• Upland vegetation mapping using Random Forests with optical and radar satellite data 

  Barrett, Brian; Raab, Christoph; Cawkwell, Fiona; Green, Stuart (John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 2016-11-28)

  Uplands represent unique landscapes that provide a range of vital benefits to society, but are under increasing pressure from the management needs of a diverse number of stakeholders (e.g. farmers, conservationists, ...

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