Climate change has disastrous effects on Indigenous communities in Southwestern Alaska, and it is also damaging precontact Yup'ik #archaeology. Charlotta Hillerdal writes on the threat and steps being taken in the latest #AntiquityBlog 🏺 📷 Rick Knecht 🔗 buff.ly/KOUaA9H

"Within|Without: The Archaeology of Partitions", a conference exploring how partitions shape who we are. Join a day of dialogue on how we divide and connect across time. 🗓 Sat 18 Oct 2025, 9:15–17:30 📍 Edmund Burke Theatre, Trinity College Dublin 🌍 In-person and online: 👉 bit.ly/Within-Without

#WithinWithout2025 #NMSArchaeologyConference #HeritageMatters #ArchaeologyConference #CulturalHeritage #PartitionsInHistory #IrishArchaeology #NationalMonumentService #PublicArchaeology

Conall (chief dog of Ireland) is on the cover of Archaeology Ireland autumn issue!! @archaeologyirlmag #ArchaeologyIreland #archaeology #minischnauzer

Research Ireland’s COALESCE awards announced "The Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) project seeks to create knowledge on how people in early medieval Ireland, AD 400-1100, made, used and discarded things." www.researchireland.ie/news/coalesc...

Are you interested in a Postdoctoral Fellowship on early medieval topics in UCD School of Archaeology, University College Dublin, Ireland? This is the primary source of funding for Post-doctoral Fellows in the Humanities/Social Sciences in the the Rep. of Ireland, details below

Are you interested in doing a PhD on early medieval topics in UCD School of Archaeology, University College Dublin, Ireland? This is the primary source of funding for PhD students in the Rep. of Ireland, details below www.researchireland.ie/funding/gove...

Research Ireland’s COALESCE awards announced "The Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) project seeks to create knowledge on how people in early medieval Ireland, AD 400-1100, made, used and discarded things." www.researchireland.ie/news/coalesc...

"Is this Ireland’s earliest hurley? A possible 7th century AD cammán from Skehacreggaun, Mungret, Co. Limerick" earlymedievalarchaeologyproject.wordpress.com/2025/07/19/i... #Hurling #Camogie #All-Ireland #Medieval #Ireland

Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) Project at UCD Festival Saturday 7th June, 12-6pm!

Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) project Visit us at UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture at UCD Festival, 12-6pm, 7th June 2025 Walk in an early medieval roundhouse. You can also take a trip to an early medieval rath using a Virtual Reality Headset! #UCDFestival

The #WordsOnTheWaves exhibition at the National Museum of Ireland is magnificent, get to it, it’ll be here until October 2025. Irish monks went out into Europe, inspired by their faith, to - as they saw it - save the world. Huge credit to Matt Seaver and everyone at @nmireland.bsky.social

O'Sullivan, A. (2017/18) ‘Magic in Early Medieval Ireland’. Ulster Journal of Archaeology 74, 107-117. www.academia.edu/39566246/OSu...

“Coll (Hazel tree)” Read by Aidan O'Sullivan. Hazel trees have greatly benefited the people of Ireland since medieval times “Spreading the Words” podcast series on histories of Irish words from literature & everyday life, by Sharon Arbuthnot and Máire Ní Mhaonaigh radio.moli.ie/r/coll-hazel...

Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) project Visit us at UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture at UCD Festival, 12-6pm, 7th June 2025 Walk in an early medieval roundhouse. You can also take a trip to an early medieval rath using a Virtual Reality Headset! #UCDFestival

Are you coming to UCD Festival on Saturday 7th June 2025? At the UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture, we'll be presenting a range of activities, and we might be a bit more peaceful that some parts of the campus, if you'd like a gentle sensory experience.

Lecture: Things of the Early Medieval Teaglach - Exploring the material of early Irish households This talk will tack between archaeology, early Irish history and experimental archaeology to think about the things that people used in early medieval Ireland www.youtube.com/live/ZYW1wDZ...

Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) project earlymedievalarchaeologyproject.wordpress.com/2024/12/20/e...

Lecture is ready! "The archaeology of trade in early medieval Ireland: Olive oil, slaves, wolfhounds & Irish butter? The archaeology of maritime trade between Ireland, Britain, Francia, and the Mediterranean..." Tuatha Talk online, 26th February 2025 A public event as part of our EMPAT project

Women in Early Medieval Ireland - Aidan O'Sullivan, Elizabeth Boyle, Charlene Eska, & Fergus Kelly This event features four prominent medieval Irish specialists in archaeology, literature, and law to present their latest research www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebQj...

What was the impact of the Justinian Plague on sixth-century Ireland? Aidan O’Sullivan and Finbar McCormick earlymedievalarchaeologyproject.wordpress.com/2024/12/20/w...

Lecture is ready! "The archaeology of trade in early medieval Ireland: Olive oil, slaves, wolfhounds & Irish butter? The archaeology of maritime trade between Ireland, Britain, Francia, and the Mediterranean..." Tuatha Talk online, 26th February 2025 A public event as part of our EMPAT project

“Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT)” Research Scientist, UCD School of Archaeology Applications are sought for a 19-month Research Scientist position as part of the project “Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT)” Search for “Archaeology” at my.corehr.com/pls/ucdrecru...

Early Medieval People and Things (EMPAT) is a two-year archaeological research project, in partnership between UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology & Material Culture; TII Archaeology; NMI Dept Antiquities & NMI Education; AMS Ltd (photos variously by CEAMC, John Sunderland, Conor McDermott, NMS)

“Things of the early medieval teaglach: exploring the material culture of early medieval households” Aidan O'Sullivan Online lecture for NMI www.youtube.com/live/ZYW1wDZ...