claim · claim_bi_crannogs_mainly_later
Most securely dated intensive crannog construction belongs after 800 BCE, so Bronze Age crannog claims require phase-specific direct dates.
Most securely dated intensive crannog construction belongs after 800 BCE, so Bronze Age crannog claims require phase-specific direct dates.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports claim
Ballinderry Crannóg No 2, Co. Offaly: the Later Bronze Age — Conor Newman (1997)Reassesses the prehistoric phase of Ballinderry crannog no. 2.
Locator: pp. 91–100; chronology and structural discussion - supports · supports claim
Late Bronze and Iron Age Lake Settlement in Scotland and Ireland: The Development of the ‘Crannog’ in the North and West — Graeme Cavers (2006)Reviews dating and structural evidence and identifies a major crannog event horizon in the mid-first millennium BCE.
Locator: Abstract; dating review; discussion and conclusion
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