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irisharchaeology: Shadows and light… St Dubhán’s church on the Hook peninsula today

irisharchaeology: This colourful illustration is the earliest know depiction of a witch riding a bro

irisharchaeology: This Raven Penny bears the legend ‘King Anlaf’ in Old Norse. Anlaf Guthfrithsson

irisharchaeology: Inside the ruins of Ardmore Cathedral, Co. Waterford, Ireland 

irisharchaeology: A medieval knight depicted on one of the pillars defining the cloister at Jerpoint

irisharchaeology:This 7th century helmet was discovered inside a ship burial at Vendel, Uppland, Swe

irisharchaeology:Pumpkins eh? here’s proper scary, a traditional Irish Jack-O-Lantern made from a tu

irisharchaeology:Lovely medieval baptismal font at Kilcooly Abbey, Tipperary

irisharchaeology:This late 16th century house in Youghal, Co Cork was once home to Sir Walter Raleig

irisharchaeology: A Roman gold bracelet in the form of a coiled snake, it’s from Pompeii, circa 1st

irisharchaeology:Women dress as “strawboys,” a type of traditional Irish wedding crasher, outside Ca

salparadisewasright:irisharchaeology:Love this. A census return from 1911 which records the birth of

irisharchaeology:An Early Christian ogham stone at Ardmore, Co. Waterford. It’s inscribed with incis

irisharchaeology:Through a medieval window…..Kilbannon church, Co Galway

theitsybitchywitch: irisharchaeology: From a 9th century Irish manuscript, the phrase ‘massive han

irisharchaeology:In AD 1029, Amlaíb son of Sitric, the Viking king of Dublin was captured by Mathgam

moonsiren: irisharchaeology: Love the layout of the text on this page from the Book of Armagh, an

irisharchaeology:Yep, that’s a Roman toilet in the form of a chariot, it dates fom the 2nd/3rd centu

irisharchaeology:A magnificent old beech tree surrounded by wild garlic in Wexford, Ireland. Hollow

irisharchaeology:Detail from late 15th century Irish manuscript written by Moílechlainn Ó Cianáin in

irisharchaeology:The remains of a deserted medieval town at Clonmines, Co Wexford

irisharchaeology:A quern stone for grinding grain which was reused as a grave marker at Clonmacnoise

irisharchaeology:The earliest known illustration of a witch on a broomstick in the 1451 manuscript,

irisharchaeology:Hewn out of solid rock, the church of St George, Ethiopia, represents one of the wo

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