Sacred Skies and Earthly Sinners – Hellfire Club Archaeological Project Ebook

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The Hellfire Club Book

This digital publication Sacred Skies and Earthly Sinners, the Hellfire Club Archaeological Project, brings together all of the results of the excavation of the passage tomb DU025-001001, that took place in October 2016. The excavation was carried out as part of the Hellfire Club Archaeological Project, a not-for-profit research project by Abarta Heritage with funding and support from South Dublin County Council, Coillte  and the Dublin Mountains Partnership.

This report and monograph details the third phase of the Hellfire Club Archaeological Project, providing the results of two hand-excavated test-trenches that were opened into the monument. The aims of this programme of archaeological excavation was to:

  • Examine the nature of the monument DU025-001001 and to seek to conclusively identify its site type.
  • To establish the condition and preservation of below-surface archaeological features
  • To accurately assess, record, sample and excavate all archaeological contexts encountered.
  • To identify and retrieve material for dating purposes to better understand the chronology of the passage tombs and ancillary features located on Montpelier Hill, and to contribute towards the overall chronological understanding of megalithic tombsin Ireland.
  • To carry out an accessible archaeological excavation that would help to raise awareness, engage and educate the general public, particularly local schools, about the practice of archaeology, and to help to tell the story of Montpelier Hill and the Dublin Mountains.

This fully illustrated publication contains specialist analysis and contributions from Ken Williams, Dr. Elizabeth Shee Twohig, Dr. Stephen Mandal, Sol Mallía-Guest, Dr. Ruth Carden and Sara Nylund.

PLEASE NOTE, THE FILE SIZE OF THIS PDF PUBLICATION IS 46MB

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