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How has the Incultum (incultum.eu) heritage tourism research project (Horizon 2020) influenced our understanding of the archaeology of 19th & 20th century institutional burial practices in Ireland?

The Incultum project has allowed us to add innovative non-invasive survey to our usual work systems; testing an innovative GIS methodology to identify and analyse famine burial features. As field archaeologists the Historic Graves team identified the need to build a Dark History narrative based on scientific systems into our community surveys.

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Mar

22

2020

We've been here before.

By John Tierney

It’s not that we haven’t been here (Covid-19 pandemic )before. It’s just that we’ve locked away the memories.

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Nov

16

2018

Upgrading Historic Graves Website November 2018

By John Tierney

PRESS RELEASE

16th November 2018

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Jan

21

2016

Remembering L. Spellerberg

By John Tierney

Today we remember L. Spellerberg, a German POW who died on this date in 1915 while imprisoned in Templemore Co. Tipperary.

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May

21

2014

Training Project in the Necropolis, Glasgow 24th & 26th May 2014

By John Tierney

We will be heading to the Necropolis in Glasgow this coming weekend (24^th

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Mar

21

2014

Training in Tang

By John Tierney

We will be providing training to community groups and individuals in Tang, Westmeath on the 27th, 28th, 29th March and 3rd, 4th, 5th April. The project is organised by Tang Muintir Community Council and funded by Westmeath Community Development.

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Feb

16

2014

Community generated data archive for 20,000 grave memorials being submitted to Cork County Council

By John Tierney

At 11.00 am, this coming Wednesday 19th February 2014, we will be archiving the digital records for over 20,000 Cork County grave memorials and 127 historic graveyards with the county council in the.

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Feb

02

2014