If you're keen to learn about an area that remained under Gaelic control into the early modern period, tune into Dr Eve Campbell's presentation on the Rathcroghan Visitor Centre YouTube Channel here: youtu.be/vQlEjDvhLK0?fe…

AMS staff are sharing insights into multiple projects and activities this week. #HeritageWeek2024 #IrishHeritage #IrishArchaeology

Sharing some Friday afternoon treats for the staff finishing up on the Foynes to Limerick project. AMS would like to thank each an every one for all their hard work and dedication over the summer. #Irisharcheology #FoynestoLimerick

Claypipes or dúidíns were common means of smoking in Ireland prior to the introduction of the cigarette. Popular for over 300 years, with both men & women taking up the habit, they are one of the more common artefacts found in Irish archaeology.#irisharchaeology #foynestolimerick

When weavers hand spin thread using a spindle, they may attach a weight to the spindle to help control rotation speed. This weight is known as a spindle whorl. Weights and shapes varied considerably. #textiles #handspinning #irisharchaeology #foynestolimerick

Nominations for the #ArchaeologicalAchievementAwards close next Wednesday, 25th September! 🏆 Know an archaeologist or project making an impact? Submit your nominations and help us celebrate their achievements! Find out more 👉 archaeologyuk.org/our-work/archa…