The IPeAAT project aims to highlight the significance of Ireland's peatland archaeology. Through a programme of data synthesis and public outreach, the project seeks to collate, communicate, and advocate for, the story of Irish peatland archaeology, so that what is left of this unique resource may be protected for future generations
Blog Posts and Latest News
11 Sep 2024
The Red Man Revisited: A second attempt to carve the Red Man of Kilbeg - Mark Griffiths
My first attempt at crafting the Red Man of Kilbeg, otherwise known as the Ballykean figure, is still a source of shame and disappointment to me.
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09 Aug 2024
What Lies Within the Peat: our vast and unique archaeological heritage - Ellen O'Carroll
Raised Bogs in Ireland preserve a wealth of archaeological sites and artefacts unparalleled anywhere else in the world.
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14 Jun 2024
European Archaeology Days 2024
In collaboration with the Heritage Council, Craftsman Mark Griffiths and the IPeAAT team engaged over 400 school children artistically with peatland archaeology for European Archaeology Days 2024.
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15 Mar 2024
Beneath Our Feet Exhibition: Creatively engaging young people with peatlands
From January - March 2024, in partnership with the Glucksman Education team, the Irish Peatland Archaeology Across Time project (IPeAAT) helped to creatively engage young people with peatlands.
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