Eogan, George

57 Articles, 4 Monographs, 2 ASRs, 3 Others
Articles
Title
The Iron Age and Early Christian settlement at Knowth, Co Meath, Ireland
Type: Article in monograph
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Ancient Europe and the Mediterranean
Year: 1977
Dataset: BAA
Ribbon torcs in Britain and Ireland
Type: Article in monograph
Authors: George Eogan
Source: From the Stone Age to the 'Forty-five, studies presented to R B K Stevenson . . .
Year: 1983
Dataset: BAA
Gold discs of the Irish Late Bronze Age
Type: Article in monograph
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Irish antiquity
Year: 1981
Dataset: BAA
The Knowth (Co Meath) excavations
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Antiquity, 41
Year: 1967
Dataset: BAA
Excavations [of passage-grave] at Knowth, Co Meath, 1968
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Antiquity, 43
Year: 1969
Dataset: BAA
A flint macehead [with elaborate decoration] at Knowth [passage grave], Co Meath, Ireland
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Antiquity, 57
Year: 1983
Dataset: BAA
Bryn Celli Ddu [reinterpretation of sequence: as at Newgrange K?]
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Antiquity, 57
Year: 1983
Dataset: BAA
Regionale Gruppierungen in der Spätbronzezeit Irlands [Regional groupings in the Late Bronze Age of Ireland]
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Archäologisches Korrespondenzblatt, 4
Year: 1974
Dataset: BAA
Pins of the Irish Late Bronze Age
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 104
Year: 1974
Dataset: BAA
A find of gold torcs from Coolmanagh, County Carlow
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 109
Year: 1979
Dataset: BAA
Two maceheads from Knowth, county Meath [decorated flint]
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 112
Year: 1982
Dataset: BAA
The associated finds of gold bar torcs
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 97
Year: 1967
Dataset: BAA
The excavation of two tumuli at Fourknocks (Sites II and III), Co Meath
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, [1971]
Year: 1971
Dataset: BAA
Excavations [of passage grave complex] at Knowth, Co Meath, 1962-1965
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 66C4
Year: 1968
Dataset: BAA
"Lock rings" of the Late Bronze Age
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 67C4
Year: 1969
Dataset: BAA
The gold vessels of the Bronze Age in Ireland and beyond
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 81C
Year: 1981
Dataset: BAA
Report on the excavations of some passage graves, unprotected inhumation burials and a settlement site at Knowth, Co Meath
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 74
Year: 1974
Dataset: BAA
Lough Gur excavations by Seán P Ó Riordáin: further Neolithic and Beaker habitations on Knockadoon
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, 87
Year: 1987
Dataset: BAA
Objects with Iberian affinities from Knowth, Ireland
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Revista de Guimarães, 89
Year: 1979
Dataset: BAA
The Knowth (Co Meath) excavations
Type: Article in serial
Authors: George Eogan
Source: Antiquity, 41
Year: 1967
Dataset: BAA
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Specialist Reports
Title
Archaeology in Ireland during the last 50 years:: an outline
Authors: George Eogan
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The passage tombs of Brú na Bóinne
Authors: George Eogan
Year: 1997
Dataset: BIAB
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