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Tara: An Archaeological Survey

by Conor Newman

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The fifth publication in the Discovery Programme series and the first of the full archaeological reports. This book gives the first complete survey of what is regarded as the most important archaeological site in Ireland covering a combination of topographical, geophysical, aerial, geochemical and paper surveys. Fully illustrated in colour with photographs and many computer generated drawings, this book explains the significance of a site perhaps best known from mythology.… (more)
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The fifth publication in the Discovery Programme series and the first of the full archaeological reports. This book gives the first complete survey of what is regarded as the most important archaeological site in Ireland covering a combination of topographical, geophysical, aerial, geochemical and paper surveys. Fully illustrated in colour with photographs and many computer generated drawings, this book explains the significance of a site perhaps best known from mythology.

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