Publication date
March 2014
DOIAbstract
<p>Charred plant remains from samples taken from an excavation at Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland. Site comprised a Neolithic pit and a Bronze Age fulacht fiadh.</p
<p>Charred plant remains from samples taken from an excavation at Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland. Site comprised a Neolithic pit and a Bronze Age fulacht fiadh.</p
Burnt mounds, or fulachtaí fiadh as they are known in Ireland, are probably the most common prehisto...
Identified charred plant remains from a multi-period site in north Cork, Ireland saved as a .csv fil...
Dataset describing archaeobotanical remains from an early medieval archaeological site in Co. Louth,...
<p>Charred plant remains from a prehistoric ring ditch at Ballybrowney, Co. Cork, Ireland.</p
Dataset with results from identified charred plant remains from Gortore 1, Cork Ireland. These were ...
<p>.csv file with identified charred plant remains from archaeobotanical samples taken during excava...
.csv file with a record of plant remains retrieved from samples taken during excavations at Gortore ...
<p>Details of plant remains from a site excavated at Gortnahown 2, Co. Cork, Ireland. Multi-period s...
<p>Technical report describing archaeobotanical remains from an Early Neolithic settlement site at G...
<p>Details of a small assemblage of plant remains recovered from a fulacht fiadh and pit site at Bal...
<p>Describes the analysis of a very small collection of charred seeds, including cereal grains (whea...
CSV table of identified charred plant remains from a settlement in Waterford city, Ireland.<br
<p>Details of plant remains found in samples from a small prehsitoric site in Gortnahown 3, Co. Cork...
<p>Open dataset with results of plant remains identification from samples taken during the excavatio...
<p>Technical report fon the archaeobotanical remains from a multi-period site (mostly prehistoric) a...
Burnt mounds, or fulachtaí fiadh as they are known in Ireland, are probably the most common prehisto...
Identified charred plant remains from a multi-period site in north Cork, Ireland saved as a .csv fil...
Dataset describing archaeobotanical remains from an early medieval archaeological site in Co. Louth,...
<p>Charred plant remains from a prehistoric ring ditch at Ballybrowney, Co. Cork, Ireland.</p
Dataset with results from identified charred plant remains from Gortore 1, Cork Ireland. These were ...
<p>.csv file with identified charred plant remains from archaeobotanical samples taken during excava...
.csv file with a record of plant remains retrieved from samples taken during excavations at Gortore ...
<p>Details of plant remains from a site excavated at Gortnahown 2, Co. Cork, Ireland. Multi-period s...
<p>Technical report describing archaeobotanical remains from an Early Neolithic settlement site at G...
<p>Details of a small assemblage of plant remains recovered from a fulacht fiadh and pit site at Bal...
<p>Describes the analysis of a very small collection of charred seeds, including cereal grains (whea...
CSV table of identified charred plant remains from a settlement in Waterford city, Ireland.<br
<p>Details of plant remains found in samples from a small prehsitoric site in Gortnahown 3, Co. Cork...
<p>Open dataset with results of plant remains identification from samples taken during the excavatio...
<p>Technical report fon the archaeobotanical remains from a multi-period site (mostly prehistoric) a...
Burnt mounds, or fulachtaí fiadh as they are known in Ireland, are probably the most common prehisto...
Identified charred plant remains from a multi-period site in north Cork, Ireland saved as a .csv fil...
Dataset describing archaeobotanical remains from an early medieval archaeological site in Co. Louth,...
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