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List of Figures
Fig. 226: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Meath. ......................................... 446
Fig. 227: Plan of excavations at Athlumney, Co. Meath (after Jones 1999). ...................... 448
Fig. 228: Plan of Augherskea, Co. Meath (after Baker 2007). ........................................... 450
Fig. 229: Plan of Baronstown, Co. Meath (after Linnane & Kinsella 2007). ........................ 453
Fig. 230: Plan of souterrain and cemetery at Boolies Little, Co. Meath (after Sweetman 1983,
45). .............................................................................................................................. 459
Fig. 231: Enclosures at Castlefarm, Co. Meath (after O’Connell 2006, 19). ........................ 462
Fig. 232: Excavation at Clancowan, Co. Meath (after Baker 2007, 321). ........................... 465
Fig. 233: Phases at Collierstown, Co. Meath (after O’Hara 2009). ..................................... 469
Fig. 234: Excavations at Colp West, Co. Meath (after Gowen 1988a). ............................... 472
Fig. 235: Enclosures at Colp West, Co. Meath (after Clarke & Murphy 2001). .................... 474
Fig. 236: Early medieval enclosures at Dowdstown, Co. Meath (after Cagney et al. 2008). 479
Fig. 237: Phases of enclosures at Dowdstown, Co. Meath – until late-seventh century (after
Cagney et al. 2008). ...................................................................................................... 480
Fig. 238: Phases of enclosures at Dowdstown, Co. Meath – until tenth century (after Cagney
et al. 2008)................................................................................................................... 481
Fig. 239: Plan of phases at Johnstown, Co. Meath (after Clarke & Carlin 2008). ................ 485
Fig. 240: Excavated areas at Knowth ‘M’, Co. Meath (after Stout & Stout 2008, 8). ........... 489
Fig. 241: Plan of early medieval phases at Knowth, Co. Meath (after McCormick & Murray
2007, 5). ...................................................................................................................... 492
Fig. 242: Ground-plan of Lagore crannog, Co. Meath (after Hencken 1950). ..................... 496
Fig. 243: Plan of enclosure and souterrain at Kiltale, Co. Meath (after Rynne 1974, 268). .. 499
Fig. 244: Plan of Moynagh Lough crannog (after Bradley 1991). ...................................... 503
Fig. 245: Plan of Structures at Platin, Co. Meath (after Lynch 2002). ................................ 508
Fig. 246: Plan of enclosures at Ratoath, Co. Meath (after Wallace 2010). ......................... 513
Fig. 247: Plan of Raystown, Co. Meath (after Seaver 2006, 77). ....................................... 519
Fig. 248: Phases from Roestown, Co. Meath (after O’Hara 2007, 145). ............................. 524
Fig. 249: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Monaghan. ................................... 530
Fig. 250: Aerial photograph of excavations at Lisanisk, Co. Monaghan (after NRA publication).
.................................................................................................................................... 532
Fig. 251: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Offaly. .......................................... 533
Fig. 252. Plan of Ballinderry crannog No. 2, Co. Offaly (after Hencken 1942, pl. IX). ......... 536
Fig. 253: Plan of palisaded enclosure and roundhouse at Ballintemple, Co. Offaly (after IAWU
2004). .......................................................................................................................... 539
Fig. 254: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Roscommon. ................................ 543
Fig. 255: Location of possible early medieval structures at Cloongownagh, Co. Roscommon
(after Lennon & Henry 2001). ........................................................................................ 544
Fig. 256: Summary of 2004 excavation at Tulsk, Co. Roscommon (after Brady & Gibson 2005,
71). .............................................................................................................................. 549
Fig. 257: Corn-drying kiln at Tulsk, Co. Roscommon (after Brady 2008). .......................... 549
Fig. 258: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Sligo. ........................................... 550
Fig. 259: Post-built structure at Grange West (Settlement 2) (after Burenhult 1984, 89). .. 552
Fig. 260: Early phase of leacht at Trahanareear, Inishmuray, Co. Sligo showing cell (after
O’Sullivan & Ó Carragáin 2008, 224). ............................................................................. 554
Fig. 261: Plan of Promontory Fort and rectangular enclosure at Knoxspark, Co. Sligo (after
Mount 2002, 105) ......................................................................................................... 557
Fig. 262: Outline plan of Magheraboy, Co. Sligo (after O’Neill 2005). ................................ 560
Fig. 263: Enclosure ditch at Magheraboy, Co. Sligo showing deposit of large stones (after
O’Neill 2005). ................................................................................................................ 560
Fig. 264: Significant Early Medieval Excavations in Co. Tipperary. .................................... 568
Fig. 265: Plan of Bowling Green, Co. Tipperary (after Fanning 1970, 7). ........................... 570
Fig. 266: Plan of excavated areas in the interior and exterior of Cormac’s Chapel, Co.
Tipperary (after Hodkinson 1994, 168). .......................................................................... 572
Fig. 267: Plan of excavated areas at Killederdadrum, Co. Tipperary (after Manning 1984,
241). ............................................................................................................................ 575
Fig. 268: Features excavated at Killoran 31, Co. Tipperary (after Gowen et al. 2005). ....... 577
Fig. 269: Plan of hut at Killoran 66, Co. Tipperary (after Gowen et al. 2005). .................... 579
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