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Habitation site in Beakstown

Habitation site
Habitation site in Beakstown
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Habitation site in Beakstown is a habitation site in Beakstown, County Tipperary, Ireland. In 2000, Richard O'Brien tested a development about 30 metres southwest of a levelled ringfort and revealed a large sub-soil cut ditch 3.7 metres wide alongside a possible associated hearth. The ditch was not investigated further and no finds were recovered during that licensed work.
In 2000 archaeological testing by Richard O'Brien of a development c. 30m to the southwest of a levelled ringfort (TN041-062), revealed a large sub-soil cut ditch (Wth 3.7m) feature and a possible associated hearth feature (TN041-062001). The ditch was not investigated further and no finds were recovered. This testing was carried out under Licence No. 00E0892 (Bennett 2002, 325).

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