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List of Figures
Fig. 269: Map of Clonmacnoise Landscape (After King 2009, 335) ................................... 607
Fig. 270: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Roscommon................................. 610
Fig. 271: Location of possible early medieval structures at Cloongownagh, Co. Roscommon
(after Lennon & Henry 2001). ...................................................................................... 612
Fig. 272: Summary of 2004 excavation at Tulsk, Co. Roscommon (after Brady & Gibson 2005,
71). ........................................................................................................................... 617
Fig. 273: Corn-drying kiln at Tulsk, Co. Roscommon (after Brady 2008). .......................... 617
Fig. 274: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Sligo............................................ 618
Fig. 275: Post-built structure at Grange West (Settlement 2) (after Burenhult 1984, 89).... 620
Fig. 276: Early phase of leacht at Trahanareear, Inishmuray, Co. Sligo showing cell (after
O’Sullivan & Ó Carragáin 2008, 224)............................................................................. 622
Fig. 277: Plan of Promontory Fort and rectangular enclosure at Knoxspark, Co. Sligo (after
Mount 2002, 105) ....................................................................................................... 625
Fig. 278: Outline plan of Magheraboy, Co. Sligo (after O’Neill 2005). ............................... 628
Fig. 279: Enclosure ditch at Magheraboy, Co. Sligo showing deposit of large stones (after
O’Neill 2005)............................................................................................................... 628
Fig. 280: Significant Early Medieval Excavations in Co. Tipperary..................................... 636
Fig. 281: Plan of Bowling Green, Co. Tipperary (after Fanning 1970, 7). .......................... 638
Fig. 282: Plan of excavated areas in the interior and exterior of Cormac’s Chapel, Co.
Tipperary (after Hodkinson 1994, 168).......................................................................... 640
Fig. 283: Plan of excavated areas at Killederdadrum, Co. Tipperary (after Manning 1984,
241)........................................................................................................................... 643
Fig. 284: Features excavated at Killoran 31, Co. Tipperary (after Gowen et al. 2005). ....... 645
Fig. 285: Plan of hut at Killoran 66, Co. Tipperary (after Gowen et al. 2005). ................... 647
Fig. 286: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Tyrone. ....................................... 648
Fig. 287: Early medieval Phase 1 at Altanagh, Co. Tyrone (after Williams 1986, 54).......... 649
Fig. 288: Early medieval Phase 2 occupation at Altanagh, Co. Tyrone (after Williams 1986,
facing 58)................................................................................................................... 650
Fig. 289: Excavation plan of Clogher, Co. Tyrone (after Bonner 2001, 19)........................ 652
Fig. 290: Excavated area at Dunmisk, Co. Tyrone (after Ivens 1988, 28). ........................ 655
Fig. 291: Rectangular timber structure (church?) at Dunmisk (after Ivens 1989, 60). ........ 655
Fig. 292: Excavated area at Killyliss, Co. Tyrone (after Ivens 1984, 12)............................ 658
Fig. 293: Hut-site and latrine at Killyliss, Co. Tyrone (after Ivens 1984, 23)...................... 658
Fig. 294: Section through ditch at Killyliss, Co. Tyrone, showing find location of wicker fence
(after Ivens 1984, 21). ................................................................................................ 659
Fig. 295: Excavated features at Mullaghbane, Co. Tyrone (after Harper 1972, 38). ........... 661
Fig. 296: Significant early medieval excavations in Co. Waterford. ................................... 662
Fig. 297: Plan of Ballykilmurry, Co. Waterford (after Mongey 1933). ................................ 663
Fig. 298: Plan of Kilgreany Cave, Co. Waterford (after Dowd 2002). ................................ 666
Fig. 299: Plan of Kiltera, Co. Waterford (after Macalister 1935-7). ................................... 672
Fig. 300: Location of excavated sites 1982-92 in Waterford City (after Hurley et al. 1997, 3).
................................................................................................................................. 675
Fig. 301: Topopgraphical development of Scandinavian Waterford (after Hurley et al. 1997,
7). ............................................................................................................................. 677
Fig. 302: Location map of Sites I-VI of the excavated defences of Waterford, 1982-92 (after
Hurley et al. 1997, 21)................................................................................................. 679
Fig. 303: Plan of excavated defences at Bakehouse Lane, Waterford (after Hurley et al. 1997,
23). ........................................................................................................................... 680
Fig. 304: Artistic reconstruction of sunken building in Peter Street, Waterford (after Hurley et
al. 1997, 48)............................................................................................................... 685
Fig. 305: Level 1 (mid-eleventh century) house plots on Peter Street, Waterford (after Hurley
et al. 1997, 55)........................................................................................................... 686
Fig. 306: Excavated buildings on High Street, Waterford, 1986-92 (after Hurley et al. 1997,
142)........................................................................................................................... 687
Fig. 307: Excavated buildings on Arundel Square, Waterford, 1986-92 (after Hurley et al.
1997, 150). ................................................................................................................ 688
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