E-Books →Environmental Archaeology in Ireland

Table of Contents
Introduction (Eileen M Murphy and Nicki J Whitehouse)
SECTION I - DATING
Radiocarbon Dating: A Practical Overview (Philip Barratt and Paula J Reimer)
Dendrochronology and Lessons Learned from Irish Examples (David M Brown and Michael G L Baillie)
The Use of Tephra in Linking European Sequences of Terrestrial, Lacustrine, Marine and Ice Palaeoenvironmental Records (Jon R Pilcher)
SECTION II - HUMANS and ANIMALS
Human Osteoarchaeology in Ireland (Eileen M Murphy)
Mammal Bones from Prehistoric Irish Sites (Finbar McCormick)
Exploitation of Birds and Fish in Historic Ireland: A Brief Review of the Evidence (Sheila Hamilton-Dyer)
Molluscs and Middens: The Archaeology of 'Ireland's Early Savage Race'? (Emily V Murray)
The Study of Fossil Insect Remains in Environmental and Archaeological Investigations: An Irish Perspective (Nicki J Whitehouse)
SECTION III - PLANTS
Environmental Archaeology in Ireland: A Personal and Archaeobotanical Perspective (Michael Monk)
Wood and Charcoal Research in Ireland (Ingelise Stuijts)
The Study of Non-wood Plant Macro-remains: Investigating Past Societies and Landscapes (Meriel McClatchie)
Pollen Analysis and Archaeology in Ireland (Gill Plunkett)
SECTION IV - APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY
Alluvial Geoarchaeology in Ireland (Anthony G Brown, Gerard Aalbersberg, Martin Thorp and Peter Glanville)
Multi-proxy Approaches to Palaeohydrological Investigations of Raised Bogs in Ireland: A Case Study from Derryville, Co. Tipperary (Christopher J Caseldine and Benjamin R Gearey)
Exploring the Role of Environment in Wetland Archaeological Contexts in Ireland (Gill Plunkett and Conor McDermott)
SECTION V - LEGISLATION
Heritage Legislation and Environmental Archaeology in Ireland (John Ó Néill)