Medieval pottery from Wood Quay, Dublin : the 1974-6 Waterfront excavations / Clare McCutcheon

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McCutcheon, Clare [author]

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Royal Irish Academy

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unmediated

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1904890121

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Summary: The book is lavishly illustrated with line drawings and color photographs of the excavations. Published on behalf of the National Museum and the Royal Irish Academy, The Medieval Pottery from the Waterfront Excavations at Wood Quay, Dublin brings us closer to an understanding of Viking Dublin and how the people lived in the 13th century

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Non-Circulating	ATU Dublin Road Reference	Donation	936.15 MCC (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Library Use Only		J156756

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The book is lavishly illustrated with line drawings and color photographs of the excavations. Published on behalf of the National Museum and the Royal Irish Academy, The Medieval Pottery from the Waterfront Excavations at Wood Quay, Dublin brings us closer to an understanding of Viking Dublin and how the people lived in the 13th century

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