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by Rosemary Mcconkey,Thomas McErlean

Author: Rosemary Mcconkey,Thomas McErlean
Subcategory: Transportation
Language: English
Publisher: Blackstaff Pr (May 1, 2003)
Pages: 704 pages
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Strangford Lough in County Down has been officially designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty. THOMAS McERLEAN, ROSEMARY McCONKEY and WES FORSYTHE are archaeologists with the Centre for Maritime Archaeology at the University of Ulster, Coleraine.

Strangford Lough in County Down has been officially designated an Area of Outstanding Beauty. For thousands of years, however, its appeal was much more practical. Its vast natural harbour provided refuge for generations of seafarers seeking shelter from the notoriously dangerous Irish Sea and the fertility of its land and the richness of its wildlife proved a strong attraction for human settlement.

Strangford Lough: an Archaeological Survey of the Maritime Cultural Landscape THOMAS McERLEAN,ROSEMARY McCONKEY & WES FORSYTHE720 p. 292 illustrations, some colourNorthern Ireland Environment & Heritage Service with Blackstaff Press, Blackstaff House, Wildflower Way, Apollo Road, Belfast BT12 6TA, NI, 2002, £25 hbk, ISBN 0-85640-723-2. Published: 1 November 2003. by Elsevier BV. in International Journal of Nautical Archaeology.

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McErlean, Thomas, Rosemary McConkey, and Wesley Forsythe 2002 Strangford Lough: An Archaeological Survey of the Maritime Cultural Landscape. Northern Ireland Archaeological Monographs, No. 6, Environment and Heritage Service. Blackstaff Press, Belfast, U. oogle Scholar. McErlean, Thomas, and Terrence Reeves-Smyth 1990 Castle Ward Demesne. Manuscript, National Trust Rowallane, Saintfield, County Down, Northern Ireland, U. entre for Maritime Archaeology, School of Environmental SciencesUniversity of ern Ireland, UK. About this article.

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Strangford Lough in County Down is one of only three statutory Marine Nature Reserves in the UK and has been officially designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. For thousands of years, however, its appeal was much more practical. Its vast natural harbour provided refuge for seafarers seeking shelter from the notoriously dangerous Irish Sea and the fertility of its land and the richness of its wildlife proved a strong attraction for human settlement.The high quality of archaeology around the lough has been recognised for many years. From 1995 to 2000 Northern Ireland's internationally respected Environment and Heritage Service, conscious that the shore and seabed of the lough were hiding many more secrets, undertook a pioneering survey of the maritime cultural landscape.The results of the survey are truly ground-breaking, many of them challenging our preconceptions about the knowledge and skills of our ancestors - excavations at Nendrum, for instance, revealed a seventh-century tidal corn-mill that demonstrated a previously unknown level of engineering sophistication.This beautifully illustrated book, presenting the survey results in a readily accessible form, will not only add to our appreciation of Strangford's past but will also broaden the way we look at Ireland's maritime heritage.