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Field system in Conna

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Faint traces of linear features showing as cropmarks in field fence to E of Conna castle (CO046-001----). Appears to be a large subrectangular enclosure; circular cropmark (CO046-062----) abuts external SW corner; smaller circular cropmark (CO046-063----) abuts S edge internally. Series of apparent internal sub divisions in NE quadrant; difficult to interpret and possibly including a third small circular cropmark.

From the National Monuments Service (Archaeological Survey of Ireland) record CO046-070

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