This article presents the longue durée social history of a medieval fish weir. It reveals the significant role of fishing and fish weirs in the construction and reconstruction of social structures and cultural identities. It focuses on an enigmatic annual ceremony – the construction of the Horngarth or Penny Hedge at Whitby, North Yorkshire.
Irish medieval fishing site will be 'lost to the tide' - Phys.org
2011年2月18日 · One of Europe’s best preserved medieval fishing structures located on the Fergus Estuary in County Clare, Ireland, will be washed away by tidal flows before archaeologists can reveal its...
The 700-year-old fish weir in the Fergus Estuary, County Clare, Ireland …
The 700-year-old fish weir in the Fergus Estuary, County Clare, Ireland, which the UCD archaeologists have been examining. (Image copyright UCD School of Archaeology) by Medievalists.net
Place, memory and identity among estuarine fishing communities ...
2004年1月1日 · Recent coastal archaeological surveys in Britain and Ireland have produced an array of evidence for the construction and use of wooden and stone fish weirs throughout the Middle Ages. These...
Irish medieval fishing site will be ‘lost to the tide’
One of Europes best preserved medieval fishing structures located on the Fergus Estuary in County Clare, Ireland, will be washed away by tidal flows before archaeologists can reveal its secrets.
O'Sullivan, A. (2004) 'Place, Memory and Identity Among Estuarine ...
Recent coastal archaeological surveys in Britain and Ireland have produced an array of evidence for the construction and use of wooden and stone fish weirs throughout the Middle Ages. These fish weirs, with their wooden fences, basket traps and …
Place, memory and identity among estuarine fishing communities ...
2012年12月31日 · Recent coastal archaeological surveys in Britain and Ireland have produced an array of evidence for the construction and use of wooden and stone fish weirs throughout the Middle Ages. These fish weirs, with their wooden fences, basket traps and other features, vary in location, size, date and complexity.
The social history of a medieval fish weir, c. 600–2020
2021年10月27日 · This article presents the longue durée social history of a medieval fish weir. It reveals the significant role of fishing and fish weirs in the construction and reconstruction of social structures and cultural identities. It focuses on an enigmatic annual ceremony – the construction of the Horngarth or Penny Hedge at Whitby, North Yorkshire.
Ireland's medieval fish trap 'will be lost to the tide'
2011年2月18日 · One of the finest examples of a medieval fish trap in Europe is going to be washed away before its secrets can be recorded, scientists have claimed. A 700-year-old giant wooden weir, once...
The social history of a medieval fish weir, c. 600–2020
2021年10月2日 · This article presents the longue durée social history of a medieval fish weir. It reveals the significant role of fishing and fish weirs in the construction and reconstruction of social...