What is recorded here
Hot stones hissed in water at Milleencoola, turning a quiet field edge into a kitchen for hunters and travellers. The site stretches at least twelve metres east to west beside a small stream, large enough that several people could have stood around it while meat cooked or baths steamed. It is easy to imagine the smell of fat and wood smoke carrying across the pasture, drawing anyone nearby into warmth and company.
Fulacht fiadh material found while carrying out test excavation at Milleencoola, Bantry Co. Cork. under licence 17E0444. Situated at the bottom of a large field of pasture and just to the south of a local road. A small stream runs just to the south of it. It had been highlighted by a geophysical survey- licence 17R0155. The full extent of this monument was not revealed but measures at least 12m E-W and 8m N-S.
Compiled by: Tony Miller
Date of upload: 29 January 2018
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