What is recorded here
Cist in Kilbride North, Kilbride South is a cist in Kilbride North, Kilbride South, County Waterford, Ireland. About 1895, a flag-lined chamber holding an ornamented urn and cremated human remains emerged at Kilbride. The exact discovery point is no longer known, but the burial and its decorated vessel are clearly recorded.
A flag-lined cist containing an ornamated 'urn' and cremated remains was discovered c. 1895 at Kilbride (P. 1895c; Wadell 1970, 133). The precise location is unknown.
P. (1895c) Notes and qurries - Prehistoric burial chamber. WAJ. 1, 188.
Waddell, J. (1970) Irish Bronze Age cists: a survey. JRSAI vol. 100, 91-139.
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Date of upload: 17 January 2011
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