
What is recorded here
Located in a poorly drained field of stubble near the river Camac that is prone to flooding. Pre-development testing under licence No 09E0420 by Colm Moriarty in 2009 revealed a possible trough (F 12) in Field 2. It was identified as an oval-shaped pit (L 1.4m, D 0.5m) which was filled with charcoal rich deposits that contained burnt stone. The fill is reminiscent of burnt mound material and may indicated that this feature represents a cooking trough (Moriarty and Gowen 2009, 13).
See attached location maps and photograph, courtesy of Moriarty & Gowen 2009
Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien
Date of upload: 11 November 2022
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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