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Humans have occupied Ireland for the past 10,000 years, leaving us with a rich legacy of archaeological monuments and landscapes. We work to conserve this unique archaeological heritage.

Medieval Buttevant Conference: European Urbanism in Ireland

4th-6th March 2011
Buttevant and Springfort Hall Hotel, Mallow, Co. Cork

Recent research has revealed some fascinating new information on the layout of Medieval Buttevant, enabling comparisons between it and the ‘New Towns’ established across Europe in the 13th century, particularly the bastides of south-western France. The conference will present this new information and consider it both in its local context and in the context of European urbanisation in the 13th century.

The conference promises to make a significant contribution to the study of Anglo-Norman settlement in Ireland. It will be of interest to professionals and members of the general public alike.

This event counts as five CPD points for all members of the Institute of Archaeologists of Ireland.

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For further information please contact Lilian Sheahan at 022 23 177 / 087 784 5602 or Eamonn Cotter at 086 817 3663 eocotter@gmail.com