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The Combined Byre-and-dwelling in Ireland

Caoimhin ó Danachair
Pages 58-75 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Stephen A. Brighton & Andrew J. Webster. (2023) Of hearth and home: the material biography of an Irish cabin. Post-Medieval Archaeology 57:1, pages 125-142.
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F. H. A. Aalen. (1987) Public housing in Ireland, 1880–1921. Planning Perspectives 2:2, pages 175-193.
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Kelsey M. Lowe, Susan Arthure, Lynley A. Wallis & Josh Feinberg. (2020) Geophysical and archaeological investigations of Baker’s Flat, a nineteenth century historic Irish site in South Australia. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences 12:1.
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