What is recorded here

One chamber in the completion chamber. The completion chamber is an unfinished edge, not a finished chamber. The facts remove the claim that the chamber is complete. The completion chamber is an edge chamber, not a finished chamber. This is an edge chamber, not a complete chamber. The chamber is not complete. This is an edge chamber, not a complete chamber.

Archaeological excavation during the construction of the N8 Mitchelstown relief road uncovered a circular shallow pit (0.45m x 0.3m; D 0.09m), with concave sides and base, which contained a charcoal-rich silt fill. A radiocarbon date of 346-45 cal. BC (UB 6719) was returned from charcoal retrieved from the fill of this pit (Sutton 2006e, 9). The pit occurs in a concentration of almost 100 pits, post-holes and stake-holes (CO019-172----). A similar pit (CO019-175----) was located 7.4m to the NNW and a pit-burial (CO019-174----) was located 8.6m to the NW. Two further charcoal-rich pits (CO019-177----; CO019-178----) were located c. 100m to the N. (Sutton 2006e, 54; 2007d, 69-70) The above description is derived from 'The Archaeological Inventory of County Cork. Volume 5' (Dublin: Stationery Office, 2009). Date of upload: 22 December 2009

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