What is recorded here

Habitation site in Graigueshoneen is a habitation site in Graigueshoneen, County Waterford, Ireland. Excavated as Area 25 of the N25 Kilmacthomas re-alignment, the site is situated at the north end of a broad south-north spur of Treacy's Hill overlooking the north-west-south-east Mahon river, which is approximately 550 metres to the east. Fragments of at least five Neolithic carinated bowls were recovered from the Bronze Age settlement, though no features could be associated with these Neolithic sherds.

Excavated (00E0059) as Area 25 of the N25 Kilmacthomas re-alignment. Situated at the N end of a broad S-N spur of Treacy's Hill overlooking the NW-SE Mahon river which is c. 550m to the E. Fragments of at least five Neolithic carinated bowls were recovered from the Bronze Age settlement represented by hut-site (WA015-094002-), but no features could be associated with the Neolithic sherds. (Tierney and Frazer 2002; Tierney 2008) Compiled by: Michael Moore. Date of upload: 17th December, 2010.

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