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Are you interested in studying Archaeology at UCD? Assistant Professor Neil Carlin and current student Hannah Costello explain what the course is like, what you will be studying each year, and what it's like to be an Archaeology undergraduate student at UCD.

“The Pluais and the Coolnacaheragh Ambush” Aidan Harte, Munster Archaeology 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abarta Heritage and the Landscapes of Revolution Project host...

“Landscape of Counter-Memory: The 1922 Battle for Cork” Joanna Brück, University College Dublin & Damian Shiels, Landscapes of Revolution Project/Northumbria University 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of ...

“Béal na Bláth: Historical & Archaeological Approaches to the Ambush Landscape” Niall Murray, University College Cork 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abarta Heritage and...

“Conflict & Community: The Archaeology of Ambush & Reprisal in Kilcommon, Co. Tipperary” Tara Clarke, Landscapes of Revolution Project/Abarta Heritage 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in ass...

“Mapping the Archaeology of an IRA Company in Knockraha, Co. Cork” Damian Shiels, Landscapes of Revolution Project/Northumbria University 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with...

“Reconstructing the Material Culture of the Revolutionary Period” David Swift, Claíomh 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abarta Heritage and the Landscapes of Revolution P...

“Annacarty Barracks: A Case Study of Policing and Conflict in 19th and 20th Century Tipperary” Mick Drumm, Wolfhound Archaeology/EPA 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abar...

“Documenting and Recording Wexford’s War of Independence: An Archaeological Approach” Barry Lacey, Wexford Historian-in-Residence 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abarta ...

"The Kilmainham Gaol Graffiti Project" Dr Laura McAtackney, Aarhus University 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abarta Heritage and the Landscapes of Revolution Project ho...

"The University of Revolution: Excavation and survey at Frongoch internment camp." Joanna Brück, University College Dublin 'Material Legacies: The Archaeology of the Irish Revolutionary Period' 2022 conference presentations. How archaeological approaches can contribute towards our understanding of this pivotal period in Irish history. UCD School of Archaeology in association with Abarta Heritag...

ARCH10150 "Anthropology: an introduction" Prof Graeme Warren, UCD School of Archaeology This module provides an introduction to the discipline of anthropology - the study of humans and human diversity in the present and the past. Anthropology examines the diversity of human societies and cultures across space and time. Anthropology is an interdisciplinary subject, sometimes divided into ‘four f...

ARCH10170 "Making the Past" Prof Aidan O'Sullivan, UCD School of Archaeology Archaeology is the discipline of things, exploring how people make their own worlds through material culture. This can include houses, personal dress and jewellery, tools and equipment, cooking utensils, amongst many other things. The stories of all things includes the raw materials used to make them, the skills, knowl...

ARCH30910 "Roman Imperial Art, Architecture and Political Propaganda; how to spot fake news in the Roman world" Dr Amanda Kelly, UCD School of Archaeology The Roman Empire covers one of the most important and iconic periods of European, North African and Middle Eastern history. The Empire (lasting from the 1st until, arguably, the 5th century AD) extended, at its territorial peak, from the Wels...

DSCY10140 "The Human Body: A multidisciplinary approach to Embodiment"

Challenge Yourself - UCD Archaeology

Exploring the Past - UCD Archaeology

2020 Open Day Archaeology Slide Show

2020 UCD Archaeology Virtual Summer School