What is recorded here

Bog water and time have stripped the place to one diagonal stake, but the surviving bark and cut end prove a human hand shaped it before the peat closed over the event.

A single stake exposed on the field surface 1.20m from the drain edge. The top of the stake was broken from milling. It retained bark and a worked end made using a metal blade. The stake lay at a 45º angle and was 0.65m long and 0.04m in diameter. There were no other sightings made immediate to this stake which was situated in raised bog peats. (Bermingham 2014) Compiled by: David O’Connor Date of upload: 21 November 2014

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