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Plaster mould from 18thC context on Bride St, Dublin. Any ideas what it was for?? Looks like maybe a brass doorhandle but the underside is flat - not globular John McCafferty Dr. Bríd McGrath UCD Archaeology, Dublin Tuatha Architecture of Dublin Dublin Civic Trust Irish Archaeology Dublin Decoded Tours

🎲🎲 #Medieval #gameboard found recently during IAC Archaeology excavation in Dublin City Centre, to play 'Nine Men's Morris'. Similar to one found in Glendalough in the 1950s shown in Heritage Ireland Guide. #gamers #medievalgaming #medievalireland The Friends of Medieval Dublin Dublin City Council

Screengrab from our photogrammetry model of a 14th Century stone footing (right) and lime kiln (left) beneath 1970s concrete foundations - Dublin 8

Instead of burning/plundering, did the Vikings build/patronise Dublin churches?? Thx to Neil + Roisin Abarta Heritage for a great recording experience abartaheritage.ie/stories-of-old… The Friends of Medieval Dublin Medievalists.net Society for Church Archaeology

At 16 I went to see these lads in SFX - changed my trajectory ⁦Kerbdog⁩ haven’t seen them live again till tonight Limerick- 30(?)yrs on still deadly!

Anyone adept at 14thC graveslab script? ⁦Society for Church Archaeology⁩ ⁦⁦Kate North⁩ ⁦Irish Archaeology⁩

chirpbooks.com/audiobooks/run… audiobook on sale during March

Nice menagerie- any ideas on the iron object? ⁦Close to a mill site IndustrialHeritage⁩ ⁦IndustrialHeritage UK⁩ ⁦Dublin Civic Trust⁩ ⁦IAC Archaeology⁩

We are looking forward to the forthcoming National Monuments Service and Archaeology Irl Mag Imirce publication based on their 2023 Conference. Our colleague Paul Duffy has a paper based on his talk - 'Structures of Import'. 1/1 📚Available here: wordwellbooks.com/index.php?rout…

Comhgairdeas David! Ta mé ag suil go mór le do ghearscéaltaí nua a léamh! #WhiteSpirits

Great listen

An unsentimental Tudor-era mason fairly hacked up this 13thC grave-slab for his window sill!

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Has to be seen to be believed - an early 16thC tower is cinched into folds by a massive and hyper-real stone belt!! Just one of the literally thousands of jaw dropping details at the UNESCO WH site, Convention di Cristo, Tomar, Portugal….just amazing

Tomorrow I will be exploring results from IAC Archaeology excavations at this The Friends of Medieval Dublin tour as part of the brilliant Culture Date D8 programme culturedatewithdublin8.ie/whats-on/me-je…