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List of Illustrations | p. x |
Acknowledgements | p. xv |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Background to the archaeological excavation | p. 3 |
Surprising results | p. 5 |
Bronze Age occupation | p. 5 |
Early medieval occupation | p. 10 |
Post-excavation processing | p. 10 |
Structure of this volume | p. 12 |
Excavation Results | p. 13 |
Summary | p. 13 |
Structure types and terminology | p. 14 |
Type 1 structures | p. 14 |
Type 2 structures | p. 15 |
Other structures | p. 16 |
The structures | p. 20 |
The road (F100) and large path (F101) | p. 154 |
Material Culture and Environmental Analysis | p. 156 |
Lithics: Maria O'Hare | p. 156 |
Raw materials | p. 158 |
Reduction strategy: bipolar-on-anvil technique | p. 158 |
Primary assemblage: reduction | p. 161 |
Secondary production: tools | p. 163 |
Contexts for lithics | p. 164 |
Conclusions | p. 166 |
Pottery: Helen Roche and Eoin Grogan | p. 167 |
Early Neolithic bowls | p. 168 |
Discussion | p. 169 |
Middle Bronze Age assemblage | p. 170 |
Methodology | p. 174 |
Fabric details and vessel construction | p. 179 |
Decorative motifs and surface treatment | p. 180 |
Undecorated vessels | p. 184 |
General discussion | p. 185 |
Stone artefacts: Eoin Grogan | p. 186 |
Axes | p. 186 |
Macehead | p. 189 |
Moulds | p. 190 |
A note on the stone types: Stephen Mandal | p. 194 |
Seed Analysis: Örni Akeret (Palaecology Research Services (PRS)) | p. 195 |
Analysis of the Corrstown Site | p. 197 |
Summary | p. 197 |
Structure types | p. 202 |
Type 1 structures | p. 202 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: ditches | p. 202 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: walls | p. 205 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: entrances | p. 206 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: postrings | p. 207 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: drains | p. 207 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: internal features | p. 208 |
Shared features of the Type 1 structures: internal space | p. 209 |
Sub-division of the type 1 structures | p. 209 |
Type 1A: single segmented ditch roundhouse | p. 210 |
Type IB: concentric segmented ditch roundhouse | p. 211 |
Type 1C: conjoined concentric segmented ditch roundhouse | p. 212 |
Type ID: freestanding structure | p. 213 |
Type IE: Small abutting structure | p. 214 |
Type IF: undetermined segmented ditch roundhouse | p. 215 |
Type 2: narrow slot roundhouses | p. 215 |
Anomalous structures | p. 218 |
Roundhouse reconstructions | p. 218 |
Rebuilding cycles | p. 220 |
Population estimates | p. 223 |
Domestic unit | p. 224 |
Roads and pathways | p. 225 |
The roads in context | p. 228 |
Enclosure | p. 229 |
Chronology | p. 230 |
Spatial analysis | p. 234 |
Typological analysis | p. 234 |
Artefact analysis | p. 240 |
Discussion | p. 240 |
From Inception to Abandonment | p. 241 |
The significance of the Corrstown landscape: with contributions by Maria Lear | p. 241 |
The diet of the Corrstown inhabitants | p. 244 |
Building alignment | p. 245 |
Structured deposition? | p. 247 |
Movement | p. 250 |
Burial | p. 251 |
Organization and property | p. 251 |
Abandonment | p. 252 |
Corrstown in Context | p. 256 |
The North Coast: an economic and social landscape | p. 256 |
The Corrstown settlement in an Irish context | p. 258 |
Status | p. 260 |
Categorising the Corrstown Settlement | p. 261 |
Conclusions | p. 262 |
Bibliography | p. 264 |
An analysis of the Radiocarbon Dates from Corrstown, Co. Londonderry by Cormac McSparron (Centre for Archaeological Fieldwork, School of Geography, Archaeology and Palaeoecology, Queen's University Belfast) | p. 274 |
Medieval Corrstown: with contributions by Maria Lear | p. 288 |
Cappagh Beg: Steve Linanne with contributions by Victoria Ginn | p. 294 |
Structure A | p. 294 |
Structure B | p. 295 |
Structure C | p. 297 |
Nearby features | p. 297 |
Structure D | p. 299 |
Discussion | p. 301 |
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