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Book Synopsis: On present evidence, the human settlement of Ireland commenced some ten thousand years ago, and the prehistoric story thus covers over eight and a half thousand years. Now in a third edition, this book provides a chronological account of this timespan and, with numerous illustrations, charts the development of the first hunting and foraging communities, the achievements of the agriculturalists with their remarkable megalithic tombs, and the technological advances of the later bronze and iron-using societies.
Recent decades have seen some exceptional developments in the study of the prehistoric archaeology of Ireland. New discoveries, excavations, and research, new theoretical approaches, and the increasing application of radiocarbon and tree-ring dating have all made an enormous contribution to the better understanding of this remote past. As well as being a comprehensive and original review of the subject, this edition answers the need for a detailed introduction to a large body of archaeological evidence resulting from the explosion of work completed in the last 15 years. In that respect, it could be said to bring Ireland’s prehistoric past up to date.
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Discover the captivating world of Ireland's prehistoric past with the New Edition of "Prehistoric Archaeology of Ireland". This comprehensive book takes you on a journey through over eight and a half thousand years of human settlement, providing a chronological account of the fascinating developments that shaped ancient Irish civilizations.
What sets this edition apart is its incorporation of recent exceptional developments in the study of Ireland's prehistoric archaeology. With new discoveries, excavations, and research, this book offers a fresh and up-to-date perspective on the remote past. Thanks to advancements in radiocarbon and tree-ring dating, our understanding of this period has significantly improved, and this book ensures you're well-informed about these exciting breakthroughs.
Prepare to be astounded by the achievements of the first hunting and foraging communities, marvel at the remarkable megalithic tombs built by early agriculturalists, and witness the technological advancements of later bronze and iron-using societies. Illustrated throughout, this visually stunning book brings the ancient world of Ireland to life, allowing you to mentally journey back in time and immerse yourself in its rich history.
If you are seeking a comprehensive and original review of Ireland's prehistoric archaeology, look no further. With its meticulous research and a thorough examination of a large body of archaeological evidence, this book is an indispensable resource for enthusiasts, scholars, and avid learners alike. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge of Ireland's past - order your copy of "Prehistoric Archaeology of Ireland" today!
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