Aegis Archaeology Reports 1 Excavation of a Medieval Ringwork at Ballysimon County Limerick TRACY COLLINS AND ANTHONY CUMMINS This is the first in-house publication by ÆGIS, which details the excavation of a ringwork in advance of a national roadway project, in county Limerick. It is the first complete ringwork to be excavated in Ireland. It provides a brief background for the monument type (chapter 1), details the excavation (chapter 2), sets the monument in its proper context (chapters 3 and 4) and catalogues the artefacts recovered (chapter 5). A bibliography is provided. The writers are both professional archaeologists with ÆGIS. Published 2001 ISBN 0-9541765-0-2 Quattro, soft back, 52 pages, 9 black and white figures, 2 black and white plates €10 per copy (Please add €1 postage and packing per copy) Read More.. This publication is sold out. A pdf version is available, please email if required. Aegis Archaeology Reports 2 The Excavation of a Post-Medieval Settlement at Rough Point, Killybegs, County Donegal FRANK COYNE AND TRACY COLLINS This is the second in a series of Aegis Archaeology Reports, The Excavation of a Post-Medieval Settlement at Rough Point, Killybegs, County Donegal, (published 2004), details the excavations necessitated by the development of Killybegs harbour, involving the construction of a new quay, and the reclamation of 28 acres from the sea. Details: Authors Frank Coyne and Tracy Collins. Quarto size, 67 pages, frontispiece, 8 figures, 12 plates (11 black and white, 1 colour), and 2 tables €12 per copy (Please add €2 postage and packing per copy) More information and order form here Limerick City Walls Conservation and Management Plan Aegis Archaeology Limited in association with Architectural Conservation Professionals and Ruth Minogue and Associates has produced the Limerick City Walls Conservation and Management Plan in May 2008. This project was funded by The Heritage Council, through its Irish Walled Towns Network (IWTN) and Limerick City Council. The Limerick City Walls date to the thirteenth century and are of national and international importance. A primary aim of the Plan is the continued conservation and management of those stretches that survive. The Plan includes strategic objectives, conservation and management policies to achieve this aim. The Plan will be implemented by Limerick City Council through its dedicated Limerick City Walls Committee. A copy of the Plan is available from Limerick City Council. Further information and updates on the progress of Limerick City Walls Conservation and Management Plan will be available presently on Limerick City Council’s website at www.limerick.ie ÆGIS ARCHAEOLOGY LIMITED 32 Nicholas St, King's Island, Limerick, V94 V6F7 TOP