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Archaeology in Ireland
Regionalization and devolution bring various things, but from an archaeological point of view, they generally encourage greater investment in heritage matters and cultural research, and an increased local awareness of, and pride in, the depth of the region's history. Scientific methods and stud...
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| description | Regionalization and devolution bring various things, but from an archaeological point of view, they generally encourage greater investment in heritage matters and cultural research, and an increased local awareness of, and pride in, the depth of the region's history. Scientific methods and studies, wide-ranging historical surveys, philosophical and theoretical preoccupations, panEuropean comparisons of sites, technologies and societies, have stimulated a progressive archaeological tradition that places Ireland in the forefront of research and understanding. The enactment of stronger protective legislation in the Republic of Ireland, and the launch of the Discovery Programme, together with growing public interest and centres of archaeological scholarship throughout Ireland, are shown to be major stimulants in the country's archaeological development. The site is one of only two World Heritage sites in the Republic of Ireland, and it has been subject to a major programme of repair and study. |
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| subjects | Antiquities Archaeological excavation Archaeological methodology Archaeological research Archaeological techniques Archaeology Buildings Chronology Councils Cultural heritage Cultural policy Current research Early modern history Field study History Human settlements Industrial archaeology Ireland Legislation Maritime anthropology Maritime history Medieval history Medieval period Monasteries Museums Neolithic Age Prehistory Preservation of cultural heritage Research trends Scholars Special section: Archaeology in Ireland Trends Underwater archaeology |
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