Providing community archaeological services and advice to groups and landowners in Co. Wicklow. Supported by the Heritage Council & Wicklow County Council.
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Joined February 2022
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Join us on 14 June for a fantastic walking tour of Glendalough Valley.
We will start at 10.00 at the Monastic Site and continuing to visit the recent excavations, the Upper Lake and on to the Mining Village to finish c. 4.30pm. For more information visit: shorturl.at/sZSP1
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Look at Sunday's beautiful blue sky at Kilcommon and Tomnafinogue.
Featuring @CommArchWick and @inkdropart's fantastic interpretive panel and graveyard survey
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‘Evidence for Native Irish, Anglo-Norman and New English Surnames in the Names of Wicklow Townlands'
Dr Conchubhar Ó Crualaoich will be giving a lecture in Baltinglass on this topic next Tuesday, 23rd April.
Ná cailligí é!
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Talk by Dr Stephen Harrison on Arklow and the Cistercians- A Medieval Borough and Manor Reconsidered. Thursday 4th April at 8pm Arklow Maritime Museum. #CMF
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Kilcommon Church is an early medieval ecclesiastical site located in County Wicklow. originally known as Cill Chomáin or the church of St Comáin. This illustration depicting the saint’s feast on 25th December was produced as part of Historical graveyards project in Co. Wicklow
ALT Illustration of a midnight feast with a procession of men and women in early medieval clothes holding torches and walking up to an early medieval church. Illustrated by Sara Nylund
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Our colleague Muireann Ní Cheallacháin @12greengiraffes will be in good company at the upcoming #IPMAG conference in Thurles 9-11th February, talking about her @IACArchaeology excavation of a vernacular house in #Glendalough #Wicklow. @wicklowcoco @CommArchWick @NatlMonuments
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Leaving the best till last right? 😆😅 I am really looking forward to these great talks and to sharing some lovely photos and 3D models of my lovely Glendalough cottage #heritage – at Wicklow, Ireland
Our colleague Muireann Ní Cheallacháin @12greengiraffes will be in good company at the upcoming #IPMAG conference in Thurles 9-11th February, talking about her @IACArchaeology excavation of a vernacular house in #Glendalough #Wicklow. @wicklowcoco @CommArchWick @NatlMonuments
Wicklow Community Archaeology retweeted
Wouldn't it be great to twin schools with monuments? Matching experts with the next generations to be caretakers of our heritage. Any class I've ever brought to St. Canice's Graveyard in Finglas has been blown away by it. I'm hoping the same for Old Kilpipe in the future.
Interested in getting involved in the care and conservation of a local monument? Why not apply to join our Adopt a Monument Scheme? The closing date is fast approaching. Click the following link to find out more ow.ly/Zucx50Q3o07
#AdoptAMonument
Conservation works underway at Arklow Castle thanks to @NationalMons for #cmf2023 funding
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Nice piece on the @TIINews-funded archaeological excavations by teams from @rubiconheritage and @tvasireland on the @Corkcoco M28 Cork-Ringaskiddy project
Archaeologists excavating dozens of sites along the route of the new M28 motorway in Co Cork say they are excited by their findings. Discoveries include a spearhead which is estimated to date from early medieval times. Read more: rte.ie/b/1406839
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The National Monuments Service is pleased to announce that a new version of the Historic Environment Viewer (HEV) is now live heritagedata.maps.arcgis.com…
Improved query tool, data export & additional basemap options now available
Pls email feedback to nationalmonuments@housing.gov.ie
Wicklow Community Archaeology retweeted
Congratulations to the team from @archerheritage who wrote a report on @TIINews-funded excavations of a multiperiod site at the marvellously named Dragoonhill along the N81 in #Wicklow just published in @Archaeology_Irl
Great to see the artists take on our research on medieval Arklow. Love the nineteen arches represented by Norman helmets! m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…
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Thanks to everyone who came along to the big dig today in Tinahely! Got to showcase our proposed graveyard panels thanks to #cmf2023 funding. Beautiful work by @inkdropart!
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#ImirceNMS
The 2023 @NationalMons Conference will be taking place (in-person & online) on Saturday 7 Oct 2023 in Dublin Castle.
Full programme available soon.
Book here: eventbrite.ie/e/imirce-migra…
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My @HeritageWeek talk on Roscommon Voices from the American Civil War is online this evening at 7pm GMT, registration is free so if you are interested you can find the details below! #IrishDiaspora
Roscommon Voices from the American Civil War: online talk by historian Damien Shiels explores the impact of the war on #Roscommon men & their families. Tues 15 Aug @7pm
To book: bit.ly/roschert23
Email: library@roscommoncoco.ie
@roscommoncoco @LibrariesIre @HeritageWeek
ALT Roscommon Voices from the American Civil War: online talk by historian Damien Shiels explores the impact of the war on #Roscommon men & their families. Tues 15 Aug @7pm To book: bit.ly/roschert23 Email: library@roscommoncoco.ie Roscommon County Council. Heritage Week.