claim · claim_bi_haugheys_proto_urban_tentative
Describing Haughey's Fort as proto-urban is a productive hypothesis rather than a directly observed social category.
Describing Haughey's Fort as proto-urban is a productive hypothesis rather than a directly observed social category.
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Haughey’s Fort: a major complex of power, production and ritual in Late Bronze Age Europe — James O’Driscoll, Patrick Gleeson (2026)Combines lidar, geophysics, excavation and archival reassessment to reconstruct the scale and functions of Haughey's Fort and adjacent monuments.
Locator: Abstract; Bronze Age Navan; Creeveroe; Haughey's Fort; King's Stables; conclusion
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- Haughey's Fort · entity