A monastic enclosure site at Clonfad, Co. Westmeath
By Paul Stevens
Archaeology Ireland, Vol.20 (2006)
Introduction: Excavation in advance of the new N6 Kinnegad-Kilcuck dual carriageway revealed a previously unknown large Early Christian and medieval monastic enclosure close to Lough Ennell, Co. Westmeath. The partial excavation (approximately 10%) of the enclosure produced very significant evidence for monastic life and work in the early medieval period and a very large and significant assemblage of Early Christian artefacts, including the largest Irish early historic metalworkign assemblage to date and unique evidence of handbell production.
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A monastic enclosure site at Clonfad, Co. Westmeath
By Paul Stevens
Archaeology Ireland, Vol.20 (2006)
Introduction: Excavation in advance of the new N6 Kinnegad-Kilcuck dual carriageway revealed a previously unknown large Early Christian and medieval monastic enclosure close to Lough Ennell, Co. Westmeath. The partial excavation (approximately 10%) of the enclosure produced very significant evidence for monastic life and work in the early medieval period and a very large and significant assemblage of Early Christian artefacts, including the largest Irish early historic metalworkign assemblage to date and unique evidence of handbell production.
Click here to read this article from the National Roads Authority
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