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Vox Hiberionacum Failed early medieval cattle raiders saying things like “Oops, watch it, don’t step in that one”

Please enjoy this rare (and meticulously timed archaeo shadowed) photo of Doonfeeney Standing Stone, Co. Mayo, bathed in sunshine against a mysteriously coloured sky that isn't grey.

Paid my respects to himself at Tober na Craoibhe in modern day Foclut recently. He's had a lick of paint since I was last there. Left some shells on the modern altar.

Tulsk, Co. Roscommon. I think, for the time being, that we are safe from the prospects of being made redundant by AI Archaeo Geophys...

This is a particularly good one. I actually paused it to go get a pen and paper to take notes. And I'm Familia Patrici.

We are appealing to members of the public to provide information about 2 Early Bronze Age axeheads (2150-2000 BC) posted anonymously to the Museum in June. Found in Westmeath, their location is crucial for archaeological context. museum.ie/en-IE/News/App…

Haven't seen a Spanish circumvention of an English Defence like that since 1588 AD.

Seeking help on an Irish place-name from Inishark island with possible origins in early medieval devotion... cloċán á coingleo David Stifter 🍵📄🦊 Vox Hiberionacum

Saddened to hear of death of Prof David Dumville. Someone who I never had the privilege of meeting but who was nevertheless a huge influence on me. His work on Patriciana was and remains refreshing, relevant and subversively irreverent. Sympathies to Dr Downham.

That rising moon is so red, a gaggle of druids in a passing chariot just gave me the finger.

About time. The Romans have been waiting 2000 years.

Feckin Morto.

Is there anything to be said for saying another mass?