• An Egyptian mummy and coffin at University College Cork 

  Davis, Helen (University College Cork, 1988)

  This thesis is an attempt to establish the relationship between an Egyptian mummy, cartonnage and coffin. To this end, the mummy was x-rayed by conventional means and C.T scanning to discover possible a date and to discover ...
• Archaeological investigations at Ballylin hillfort, Co. Limerick 

  O'Brien, William; Hogan, Nick; O'Driscoll, James (Thomond Archaeological and Historical Society, 2016)

  Ballylin hillfort near Ardagh is the largest prehistoric monument in Co. Limerick. This paper presents the results of an archaeological investigation conducted there in 2012 by a research team from University College Cork. ...
• The Irish hillfort 

  O'Driscoll, James; Hawkes, Alan; O'Brien, William (Archaeopress, 2019-07)

  Hillforts represent the largest and arguably most impressive archaeological monuments in the Irish landscape. While the study of hillforts progressed rapidly in Britain during the twentieth century, it was not until the ...
• A single panel case study in the greater Letter West rock art concentration 

  Lambe, Aoibheann (University College Cork, 2021-01-08)

  An outcrop in boggy upland pasture inscribed with megalithic-era petroglyphs has been the subject of a close and sustained study at a scale unprecedented in Irish and British rock art research. Taking a ‘micro to macro’ ...
• The Vikings in Ulaid 

  Bracken, Patrick James (University College Cork, 2020-12-02)

  The majority of archaeological research undertaken on the Viking Age in Ireland concerns Dublin and the south-east. We have, therefore, constructed an image of Scandinavian settlement in Ireland that centres on Dublin and ...

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