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Medieval History and Archaeology: The volumes in this series bring together archaeological, historical, and visual methods to offer new approaches to aspects of medieval society, economy, and material culture. The series seeks to present and interpret archaeological evidence in ways readily accessible to historians, while providing a historical perspective and context for the material culture of the period.

An incomplete series of 1:50,000 scale maps from various parts of Ireland. Produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, they are identifiable by their distinctive yellow covers and are usually marker 'Preliminary Edition' and/or 'Rambler Series'. They are not hill-shaded, unlike they Discovery Series which followed them, and they can be seen as a link between the old half-inch maps and the newer Discovery Series. Their Sheet Numbers match the sheet numbers used by the Discovery Series, but some names change (e.g. '70 - Dingle' in the Preliminary Series becomes '70 - Kerry' in the Discovery Series). Sheet 78 was produced several times - it was first titled 'Kenmare' under the 'Preliminary Edition' label, but then re-titled 'The Reeks' under the 'Rambler Series' label.

An incomplete series of 1:50,000 scale maps from various parts of Ireland. Produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, they are identifiable by their distinctive yellow covers and are usually marker 'Preliminary Edition' and/or 'Rambler Series'. They are not hill-shaded, unlike they Discovery Series which followed them, and they can be seen as a link between the old half-inch maps and the newer Discovery Series. Their Sheet Numbers match the sheet numbers used by the Discovery Series, but some names change (e.g. '70 - Dingle' in the Preliminary Series becomes '70 - Kerry' in the Discovery Series)

An incomplete series of 1:50,000 scale maps from various parts of Ireland. Produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland, they are identifiable by their distinctive yellow covers and are usually marker 'Preliminary Edition' and/or 'Rambler Series'. They are not hill-shaded, unlike they Discovery Series which followed them, and they can be seen as a link between the old half-inch maps and the newer Discovery Series.

This map series is designed for tourist and leisure activities. It covers an area 40km x 30km and is produced at a scale of 1:50,000. There are 89 sheets in the series; 71 are published by Ordnance Survey of Ireland (The Discovery Series) and 18 by Ordnance Survey Northern Ireland (The Discoverer Series). (English, Unclassified)

A series of maps covering the island of Ireland at a scale of half-inch-to-a-mile (1:126,720). At least four editions were produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland - the first had a plain cover (with SE for Saorstát Éireann at the top) and this was followed by editions with green covers, then brown covers, then red covers. A note on nomenclature: These maps are usually labelled 'Ordnance Survey - Suirbhéireacht Ordanáis' on the cover, but they are usually labelled 'Ordnance Survey of Ireland' above the map. They are listed here as being published by 'Ordnance Survey Ireland' - the modern trading name for the organisation - in an effort to distinguish them from maps produced by the Ordnance Survey (of Great Britain).

A series of maps covering the island of Ireland at a scale of half-inch-to-a-mile (1:126,720). At least three editions were produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland with green, then brown, then red covers. A note on nomenclature: These maps are usually labelled 'Ordnance Survey - Suirbhéireacht Ordanáis' on the cover, but they are usually labelled 'Ordnance Survey of Ireland' above the map. They are listed here as being published by 'Ordnance Survey Ireland' - the modern trading name for the organisation - in an effort to distinguish them from maps produced by the Ordnance Survey (of Great Britain).

A series of maps covering the island of Ireland at a scale of half-inch-to-a-mile (1:126,720). At least three editions were produced by Ordnance Survey Ireland with green, then brown, then red covers. Labelled 'Ordnance Survey - Suirbhéireacht Ordanáis' on the cover, they are usually labelled 'Ordnance Survey of Ireland' on the map, but are listed here as being published by 'Ordnance Survey Ireland' - the modern trading name for the organisation

A series of folding maps of various Irish towns and cities, produced by the OSI at a variety of scales (1:7,000; 1:11,000; 1:12,000; 1:13,000; 1:15,000)