What is recorded here

BRONZE AGE CROOK-ARD, BURNT MOUNDS, EARLY MEDIEVAL CEREAL-DRYING KILN in Mullaghbane is a bronze age crook-ard, burnt mounds, early medieval cereal-drying kiln in Mullaghbane, County Tyrone, Ireland. Maybe its exact date, purpose and surviving form will remain uncertain.

The official Northern Ireland record identifies this as BRONZE AGE CROOK-ARD, BURNT MOUNDS, EARLY MEDIEVAL CEREAL-DRYING KILN. Recorded period: BRONZE AGE; E.CHRIST.. The official map point was placed at the centre of the recorded archaeological site from the source map reference.

Bronze Age crooked-ard and burnt mounds, with an Early Medieval cereal-drying kiln; dating from approximately 2000–500 BCE and 5th–11th centuries CE. This site reflects long-term human activity in the area, spanning ritual or domestic functions in prehistory and agricultural practices in the Early Medieval period.

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