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The Bronze Age in Ireland

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The work offers a systematic archaeological survey of the Bronze Age in Ireland, outlining chronology, a transitional copper phase, and the development of metalwork from celts and halberds to rapiers, daggers, swords, shields, and trumpets. It treats gold artifacts such as lunulæ and gorgets, torcs, pottery types, and agricultural tools, with typologies, casting moulds, ornamentation, distribution maps, and argued connections to continental and Aegean influences including proposed migration routes. The account assembles regional find-lists, illustrative plates, and comparative analyses to trace technological evolution and decorative motifs across the period.

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xx, p. 659.

[2] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, p. 351.

[3] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxix, p. 311.

[4] Journal Galway Archæological and Historical Society, vol. v, p. 159.

[5] “New Grange and other Incised Tumuli in Ireland,” p. 62.

[6] Journal Royal Anthropological Institute, vol. xlii, p. 259.

[7] Sir R. Kane, Industrial Resources of Ireland. Second edition, 1845, p. 189.

[8] See analysis of a socketed celt of an alloy of copper and antimony found at Elbing, West Prussia, Journal Anthropological Institute, vol. xxxvi, p. 21.

[9] See paper “Irish Copper Celts,” Journal Anthropological Institute, vol. xxxi, p. 265, where the question is fully dealt with.

[10] Crawford, “Early Bronze-Age Settlements in Britain,” Journal Royal Geographical Society, 1912, p. 217.

[11] Prehistorische Zeitschrift, vol. i, 1909, p. 138.

[12] Archæologia, vol. lxi, p. 162, and pl. xi, fig. 43.

[13] Déchelette, Manuel d’Archéologie Préhistorique, vol. ii, p. 277.

[14] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, sec. c, p. 91.

[15] Journal Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, vol. xvi, p. 395.

[16] “Manuel d’Archéologie,” vol. ii, p. 208.

[17] “Archæologia,” vol. lxi, p. 162, and pl. xv.

[18] “Manuel d’Archéologie,” vol. ii, p. 214.

[19] “British Museum Bronze-Age Guide,” p. 148.

[20] “New Grange and other Incised Tumuli,” p. 59, fig. 39.

[21] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, Sec. C, p. 450.

[22] “British Museum Bronze-Age Guide,” p. 150.

[23] Archæologia, lxi, p. 153.

[24] See Munro, “Pre-historic Japan,” p. 435, fig. 276.

[25] Naue, “Die Vorrömischen Schwerter,” pp. 12 and 20.

[26] See Burrowes, “Discoveries in Crete,” p. 183.

[27] “British Museum Bronze-Age Guide,” p. 30.

[28] Proceedings Somerset Archæological and Natural History Society, vol. lv, 1909, pt. ii, pp. 66-84.

[29] Cambridge Antiquarian Society’s Communications, vol. xii, p. 96.

[30] Déchelette, “Manuel d’Archéologie,” vol. ii, p. 355, note.

[31] Congrès Archéologique Français, Beauvais, 1905, p. 294.

[32] Proc. Soc. Antiquaries of London, second series, vol. xxiv, p. 42.

[33] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxvi, Sec. C, p. 119.

[34] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxvi, Sec. C, 124.

[35] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, Sec. C, p. 85.

[36] Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, vol. xxxvii, p. 86.

[37] Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, vol. xxxvii, p. 181.

[38] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, Sec. C, p. 83.

[39] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, Sec. C, p. 91.

[40] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxx, Sec. C, p. 93.

[41] “British Museum Bronze-Age Guide,” p. 28.

[42] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxvii, Sec. C, p. 97.

[43] Wilde’s Catalogue of the Royal Irish Academy’s Collection, p. 626.

[44] Ibid.

[45] Archæologia, vol. lxi, p. 153.

[46] “Wilde’s Catalogue of Gold Antiquities,” p. 18.

[47] Horae Ferales. pl. xi, fig. 1.

[48] Die Musik im römischen Heere “Mainzer Zeitschrift,” 1912, p. 36.

[49] Proc. Royal Irish Academy, vol. xxxi (Clare Island Survey, Part 5).

[50] Abercromby, “Bronze-Age Pottery,” vol. i, p. 121.

[51] Abercromby, op. cit., p. 121.

[52] See Abercromby, op. cit., vol. ii, p. 24, who discusses these small vessels at length.

[53] See Hoernes, “Jahrbuch für Altertnmskunde,” Band vi, p. 163.