Archaeology of 1916

A project by DCC, UCD School of Archaeology and Archaeology & Built Heritage to examine the landscape of the Rising in the contemporary city of Dublin.

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The Stonebreakers' Yard, #KilmainhamGaol, then and now. #archaeologyof1916 #1916Rising #historicalarchaeology

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New Blog post on #MooreStreet https://t.co/lFO783fjPh #archaeologyof1916 #1916Rising #historicalarchaeology

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It's time to talk about Moore Street https://t.co/lFO783fjPh #MooreStreet #TheArchaeolgyof1916 #1916Rising

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Cassidy's Pub, Camden St. Site of Delahunt's occupied by Vols during #1916Rising (Image: Dub City Libraries).

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Site of Byrne's grocer, wine & spirit merchant, Camden St. Occupied by Vols during #1916Rising

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We'll also looks at 2nd Batt. outposts in Blackpitts and Fumbally Lane (Image: NLI)

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Jacob's was the queerest place anyone ever picked out. It was all glass on top and could have been easily destroyed. WS Josephine Mulcahy

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Old photo of Jacob's c.1916. Factory was occupied by 2nd Batt. of Vols. during #1916Rising

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We're heading out on fieldwork this morning around the site of Jacob's biscuit factory and its outposts #1916Rising

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New Blog Post! Bolands Bakery and 1916 https://t.co/XwlhOO5XEK

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De Valera and his Volunteers' H.Q. was in Boland's Bakery. Where was the bakery, and does any of it still exist? https://t.co/XwlhOO5XEK

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Bayonet found in the Mendicity Institution during building works in 1950s. Is it from the #1916Rising?

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This morning @ucdarchaeology students & ABH hit the Medicity occupied by Sean Heuston & 1st Batt Vols in #1916Rising

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Fumbally Court was City of Dublin Maltings in 1916. Briefly occupied by Volunteers during #1916Rising

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City of Dublin Maltings, Blackpitts, occupied by Vols for only 7 hrs before they were run out by locals! PLIC/1/4044

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More on the SDU. What can the PLIC claims tell us about the occupation during #1916Rising? https://t.co/yFf3tx8qWd

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In the unpublished 1916 documents we are posting, a guide of who is communicating with who #EasterRising #1916Rising

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Check out the brilliant @1916Live project live publishing docs, telegraph & phone messages from Dublin Castle https://t.co/QQcHU9Pzpf

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Wall of Boland's stables in Treasury Building carpark. You can see marks of stall in plaster! #archaeologyof1916

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@arranqh there is evidence for repaired brickwork on many nearby houses, esp where bricks have been replaced, not on No.25 though!