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OF MEDIEVAL DUBLIN
13th
Medieval Dublin
Symposium 2011
Arts Building
Trinity College, Dublin
Saturday 21 May 2011
| 09.30 | Registration and opening remarks Seán Duffy |
| 09.40 | The discovery of the longphort at Linn Duachaill: implications for Dublin Mark Clinton & Eamonn P. Kelly |
| 10.30 | Trinity College Library: manuscript sources for the history of medieval Dublin Ellen O’Flaherty |
| 11.10 | Tea & coffee |
| 11.30 | Excavations at nos. 63-64 and 59 Thomas Street/Vicar Street, Dublin 8 Judith Carroll |
| 12.10 | Mayors, merchants and maidens: the men and women of Bristol in medieval Dublin Grace O’Keeffe |
| 12.50 | Lunch |
| 14.00 | St Mary’s abbey and precinct, Dublin Geraldine Stout |
| 14.40 | Rivers and industry: the archaeology of the Coombe bypass / Cork St. realignment Alan Hayden |
| 15.20 | Tea & coffee |
| 15.40 | The sheriffs of the medieval county of Dublin Áine Foley |
| 16.20 | Dublin’s oldest industrial site? The excavation of a Hiberno-Norse milling complex at Chapelizod |
The symposium is the leading forum for the presentation of cutting-edge research on the history and archaeology of medieval Dublin. The symposium is open to all members of the general public at no charge. There is no need to book a place or to register in advance. Please just come along on the morning of the symposium and take your place in the lecture theatre. Tea and coffee are provided free of charge. For
further information, contact Professor Seán Duffy: |