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Date/Time
Date(s) - 9 April 2025
8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Location
Online
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‘From hunter – gatherers to ringfort farmers; uncovering the early stories of the Doolin landscape’ – with Kate Lavender
Following the recent completion of her 2 year M.Litt in archaeology, Kate will be exploring the rich archaeological landscape of the Doolin area in our next Burrenbeo members webinar. Desktop and field research of the monuments, field boundaries, and artefacts of the Doolin region have revealed interactions between people and the landscape here over millennia. This webinar will take us on a journey from the Mesolithic into the Early Medieval period, exploring a truly multi-temporal landscape. While Doolin’s archaeology shares many similarities with the broader Burren region, Kate’s research has highlighted unique aspects of this small but significant landscape.
Registration link for this talk will be emailed to Burrenbeo members . To sign up to be a Burrenbeo member please visit www.burrenbeo.com/become-a-member/
This will be a 40-minute talk by the guest speakers followed by a Q&A session. Attendees are able to text in their questions via the Q&A box in their Zoom panel. To view recordings of our previous online talks, please visit Burrenbeo’s YouTube channel.
This talk is organised by Burrenbeo Trust – an independent landscape charity with no core funding. We work hard to sustain out 25 plus programmes throughout the year. Please do consider supporting us through donations or membership at www.burrenbeo.com