Journal 3
Journal 3
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Y.Akerman, Esq., Sec. S. A., London. The plate was the result of Mr. King's etching-needle, and will be used ui a future part of the Society's Transactions.
By the Rev. George H. Reade, Inniskeen : specimens of the cement of the ecclesiastical ruins close to the Bx)und Tower of Innis- keen, containing charcoal mixed with lime and pounded unbumed lim^^tone. Also, part of a human skull and thigh bone, taken from a kistvaen at Moat^a-Broghan, near Inniskeen, county of Monaghan.
The skeleton to whi...ch it belonged was foimd beneath nags, just large enough to contain the body, lying north and south, with a quantity of charcoal underneath. Over the flags was heaped earth, and so Moat-a-Broghan was formed. This moat having been rifled for treasure before Mr. Beade saw it, the bones had been all broken in small pieces.
By Lord James Butler, the Bev. James Graves, and the Bev.
Constantine Cosgrave, P. P. : various ancient coins.
By B. Hitchcock, Esq. : eleven impressions of seals, ancient and modem, one of which bore the legend, — s'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Y.Akerman, Esq., Sec. S. A., London. The plate was the result of Mr. King's etching-needle, and will be used ui a future part of the Society's Transactions.
By the Rev. George H. Reade, Inniskeen : specimens of the cement of the ecclesiastical ruins close to the Bx)und Tower of Innis- keen, containing charcoal mixed with lime and pounded unbumed lim^^tone. Also, part of a human skull and thigh bone, taken from a kistvaen at Moat^a-Broghan, near Inniskeen, county of Monaghan.
The skeleton to whi...ch it belonged was foimd beneath nags, just large enough to contain the body, lying north and south, with a quantity of charcoal underneath. Over the flags was heaped earth, and so Moat-a-Broghan was formed. This moat having been rifled for treasure before Mr. Beade saw it, the bones had been all broken in small pieces.
By Lord James Butler, the Bev. James Graves, and the Bev.
Constantine Cosgrave, P. P. : various ancient coins.
By B. Hitchcock, Esq. : eleven impressions of seals, ancient and modem, one of which bore the legend, — s'.
What to read after Journal 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland to read onlineMoreLess
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