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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"County Clare"”.
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The Parish of Kilfearagh, County Clare, and its people 1834-1851
… in Moyarta barony on the south west coast of Clare in the peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and the Shannon Estuary. Its Atlantic coastline is well known for its steep cliffs, an inhospitable sight for the sailor in former times but now much admired by the tourist. Here and there small …
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Anatomy of a Carboniferous transgression: upper Tullig Cyclothem, County Clare, Ireland
… in a Carboniferous transgressive sequence in County Clare, western Ireland. The transgression in focus is at the top of the Tullig Cyclothem, and is exposed in several sections over a distance of 46 km. The aims of this thesis are to describe and interpret: 1) the detailed sedimentology and …
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The provenance of the norber erratics, and the formation of post-devensian-deglaciation pedestal rocks with carboniferous limestone pedestals in England, Ireland and Wales
… at Scales Moor (North Yorkshire) and the Burren (County Clare), has taken place primarily in a subaerial environment. Moreover, pedestal formation commenced in ca.14500BP in England and Wales, and ca.13700BP in Ireland. The pedestals of mushroom pedestal rocks have formed due to lateral …
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Animals and the economy of medieval Ireland: a zooarchaeological analysis of the faunal remains from Caherconnell Cashel, Co. Clare
… a drystone ringfort located in the Burren, County Clare. Recent excavations recovered a large assemblage, with an estimated 40,830 recordable bones, that displays a high level of preservation. Excavations at Caherconnell also yielded evidence of multiple phases of high-status activity, …
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Architecture of fluvio-deltaic sandbodies: the Namurian of Co. Clare, Ireland, as an analogue for the Plio-Pleistocene of the Nile Delta
… fluvial and deltaic sandstones of the Central Clare Group, County Clare, western Ireland, were found to be suitable analogues for the El Wastani Formation sandstones. Controls on the two sedimentary systems were similar; both were fluvial-dominated and wave-influenced, and both show evidence …