Hi guys.We all read "LAGORE CRANNOG :AN IRISH ROYAL RESIDENCE OF THE 7th TO 10th CENTURIES A.D.".
Very intresting - where the swords that he described in his work? may be someone know their fate?
what happened with lagore swords
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what happened with lagore swords
by oldrat » Mon Jun 18, 2012 2:32 pm
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by kevin714 » Wed Jul 04, 2012 4:40 am
I'd like to know also, and I've only seen the drawings are there any photograph's?
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"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by oldrat » Fri Jul 06, 2012 5:19 am
Kevin,i found this article...very interesting
Irish Antiquities of the Bronze Age, Iron Age and Early Christian Period in the National
Museum of Denmark
http://www.jstor.org/stable/25516080
Irish Antiquities of the Bronze Age, Iron Age and Early Christian Period in the National
Museum of Denmark
http://www.jstor.org/stable/25516080
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by kevin714 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 4:21 pm
Thanks, but I cannot view it. It only gives me a 1 page preview and says not available for purchase.
Kevin Patrick Molloy
"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by finnobreanan » Fri Jul 06, 2012 5:21 pm
Unless you buy a subscriptio to JSTOR, you can't view it. I don't have one either.
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"...The O'Brennans, a sept of thieves without any right or title, ... were a perpetual disturbance to the peace of the county,"
Wood Kerne
"...The O'Brennans, a sept of thieves without any right or title, ... were a perpetual disturbance to the peace of the county,"
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by kevin714 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 6:23 pm
Thanks Scott, I probably should break down and buy a subscription one of these days, a lot of my research always leads me to those pages.
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"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by kevin714 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 6:42 pm
From reading the preview looks like we need someone to go to Denmark and take some pictures of their collection. I registered for JSTOR but it still does not give me access to this publication.
Kevin Patrick Molloy
"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
"The Prince of Firceall of the ancient sword is O'Molloy of the freeborn name, full power was granted to him and he held his country uncontrolled" O'Dugain(d.1372 AD)
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by oldrat » Sat Jul 07, 2012 6:47 pm
Give your email address...
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Re: what happened with lagore swords
by oleg » Sat Jul 07, 2012 8:55 pm
http://publish.ucc.ie/doi/worsaae
So far it is the best place to read about the story and get access to watercolours and related info. Not sure if all the objects are on display.
So far it is the best place to read about the story and get access to watercolours and related info. Not sure if all the objects are on display.
http://www.bran-deas.kiev.ua
Bran-Deas - group, focused on Ireland(IX-XI) located in Kiev, Ukraine.
Goddammit, sign up for free!
Bran-Deas - group, focused on Ireland(IX-XI) located in Kiev, Ukraine.
Goddammit, sign up for free!
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