PResident's RePORt 2009/2010 - University College Cork

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· Sheehan, J (2010) ‘Kerry’s Viking-age silver: a legacy of antiquarians, collectors and dealers’ In: G. Murray (Eds.). Medieval
Treasures of County Kerry. Tralee: Kerry County Museum.
· Sheehan, J; Graham-Campbell, J (2009) ‘Catalogue of the Huxley hoard’ In: Graham-Campbell, J and Philpott, R (Eds.).
The Huxley Viking Hoard: Scandinavian settlement in the north-west. Liverpool: National Museums Liverpool.
· Sheehan, J; MacCotter, P (2009) ‘Medieval Iveragh: kingdoms and dynasties’ In: Crowley, J. and Sheehan, J (Eds.). The
Iveragh Peninsula: A Cultural Atlas of the Ring of Kerry. Cork: Cork University Press.
· Sheehan, J; O’Shea, M (2009) ‘Miss Butler’s Iveragh watercolours’ In: Crowley, J. and Sheehan, J (Eds.). The Iveragh
Peninsula: A Cultural Atlas of the Ring of Kerry. Cork: Cork University Press.
Edited Books
· Sheehan, J; O Córrain, D (Ed.). (2010) The Viking Age: Ireland and the West. Proceedings of the Fifteenth Viking Congress,
Cork, 18-27 August 2005, Dublin: Four Courts Press.
· Ó Carragáin, Tomas (Ed.). (2010) The Journal of Irish Archaeology. The Journal of the Institute of Archaeologists of Ireland.
Vol. 18, Bray: Wordwell.
Peer Reviewed Journals
· Bushin, N; White, A (2010) ‘Migration politics in Ireland: exploring the impacts on young people’s Geographies’. Area, 42
(2):170-180.
· Eshed, V; Gopher, A; Pinhasi, R; Hershkovitz, I (2010) ‘Paleopathology and the origin of agriculture in the Levant’. American
Journal of Physical Anthropology, 143:121-133.
· Ní Laoire, C; Carpena-Méndez, F; Tyrrell, N; White, A (2010) ‘Introduction: Childhood and migration — mobilities, homes
and belongings’. Childhood: Global Journal of Child Research, 17 (2):155-162.
· O’Brien, W (2010) ‘Knockatreenane and the prehistoric barrows of Cork’. Journal of the Cork Archaeological and Historical
Society, 115:31-62.
· O’Carragain, Tomas (2009) ‘Cemetery settlements and local churches in pre-Viking Ireland in light of comparisons with
England and Wales’. Proceedings of the British Academy, 157:239-261.
· O’Carragain, Tomas (2009) ‘The architectural setting of the mass in early medieval Ireland (Winner of the 2009 Martin Jope
Award for the best novel interpretation, application of analytical method or presentation of new findings in Medieval
Archaeology)’. Medieval Archaeology, 53:119-154.
· Pinhasi, R; Gasparian, B; Areshian, G; Zardaryan, D; Smith, A; Bar-Oz, G (2010) ‘First direct evidence of Chalcolithic
footwear from the Near Eastern highlands’. PloS ONE, 5 (6).
· Roe, Helen M; Coope; Russell, G; Devoy, Robert JN; Harrison, Colin J. O; Penkman, Kirsty E.H; Preece, Richard C; Schreve,
Danielle C. (2009) ‘Differentiation of MIS 9 and MIS 11 in the continental record: vegetational, faunal, aminostratigraphic
and sea-level evidence from coastal sites in Essex, UK’. Quaternary Science Reviews, 28 (23-24):2342-2373.
· Sage, C (2010) ‘Guest Editor of Special Issue, ‘Re-imagining the Irish Foodscape”. Irish Geography, 43 (2):93-159.
· Sage, C (2010) ‘Re-imagining the Irish foodscape’. Irish Geography, 43 (2):93-104.
· Sheehan, J; Graham-Campbell, J (2009) ‘Viking-age gold and silver from Irish crannogs and other watery places’. Journal
of Irish Archaeology, 17:28-41.
· Stiller, M; Baryshnikov, G; Bocherens, H; Grandal d’Anglade, A; Hilpert, B; Mnzel, SC; Pinhasi, R; Rabeder, G; Rosendahl,
W; Trinkaus, E; Hofreiter, M; Knapp, M (2010) ‘Withering away–25,000 years of genetic decline preceded cave bear
extinction’. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 27 (5):975-978.
· White, A; Bushin, N (2009) ‘More than methods: learning from researching with children in the Irish asylum system’.
Population Space And Place.
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