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Midden

Fanore Beg,fanore More, County Clare, Ireland

The record

Townland
Fanore Beg,fanore More
County
Clare
Country
Ireland
SMR number
CL001-014----

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The National Monuments Service's description

Listed as ‘Midden’ in the SMR (1992). Knowles (1900, 353) described items found in a small stretch of sandhills at Fanore. Two flint scrapers were found on the surface with a dozen small flint flakes in a black layer. Hammerstones were also found and a broken anvil stone along with several pieces of pottery and lumps of clay. Bones and teeth of red deer, cow and pig as well as shells of limpet, mussel, periwinkle and dog-whelk were also found. The precise location of these finds is unknown. Middens (CL001-019---- and CL001-021----) have been located in the area.

Compiled by: Mary Tunney

Date of upload: 18 November 2020

Knowles, W.J. 1901 The fourth report on the prehistoric remains from the sandhills of the coast of Ireland. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy Ser. 3, VI, 331-89, October 1901.

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