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A I R A N D E A R T H A E R I A L A
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© An Chomhairle Oidhreachta / The
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3.9 Integration with other Types of
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Figure 14: The Discovery Programme
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Figure 39: This vertical photograph
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10 Foreword One of the initiatives
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12 Acknowledgements It would not ha
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14 Key Priorities for Aerial Archae
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16 • A practical handbook in arch
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18 • A series of pilot studies co
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20 5. Any new strategy for reconnai
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22 As a means of discovering archae
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24 Drawing on the work of O.G.S. Cr
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26 2 PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF AIR PHOTO
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28 National Museum of Ireland While
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30 Other material held by the GSI i
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32 Figure 9: An infrared vertical i
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34 The aims and objectives of these
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36 2.5 Private Collections Dr Daphn
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38 2.6 Commercial Collections Two w
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40 Figure 18: Google Earth satellit
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42 3.2 Aerial Platforms The equipme
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44 Figures 20 a-b: The use of ballo
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46 Figure 23: The true form of the
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48 Figure 25: The cumulative impact
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50 3.4 Conventional Photography: Di
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52 Vertical versus Oblique Photogra
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54 Metrical Survey As Doody observe
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56 shoreline and topography (ground
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58 The fieldwork showed that the ge
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60 Sonar Bathymetry Although there
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62 Both Kelleher (1995) and Redfern
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64 Interpreting Chronology and Sequ
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66 While the Archaeological Survey
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68 County No. Ringforts No. identif
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Page 81 and 82: 80 The Archaeology of Lakes, Coast
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Page 87 and 88: 86 Roads The National Roads Authori
Page 89 and 90: 88 Pipelines The general principles
Page 91 and 92: 90 General Development Where there
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Page 119 and 120: 118 Raftery, J, 1951. Prehistoric I
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