Ruth Carden’s Cut Mark
A Calendar Label, Not an Event “31,934 BCE” is a modern way of naming a...
View RecordTairdelbach’s Waterford Fleet
Ireland in 1137 was a land of ambitious overkings, shifting alliances and increasingly organised churches,...
View RecordThe Doneraile Femur
The label 31,893 BCE creates an appearance of precision that the evidence cannot sustain. No...
View RecordFoundation of Bective Abbey
The surviving record of 1147 is uneven, but it captures an Ireland in which military...
View RecordRaids and Pilgrims
The surviving Irish annals make 1031 a year of hard edges: pilgrim kings returning from...
View RecordCastlepook Cave Mammals
The label 31,942 BCE is a modern chronological convenience, not a date that can be...
View RecordFractured Peace
In 1017 Ireland was living in the unsettled aftermath of Clontarf. Brian Bórama had been...
View RecordReindeer by the Awbeg
The label 31,863 BCE is a modern way of locating a point deep in the...
View RecordReindeer Bone at Mammoth Cave
The label 31,871 BCE gives a useful point of entry, but it cannot describe a...
View RecordConnacht in Crisis
The surviving record of 1082 is brief, uneven and dominated by violent deaths. Its clearest...
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