Chapter 2 : Ancient Ireland Flashcards

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Oldest sign of settlement was in msa

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Mount sandel Derry banks of river bann

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First settlers in Ireland came in

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Middle Stone Age, 7000 BC

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Houses msa

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Round huts with upright posts, frame built from saplings, covered in animal skins, Hearth in middle, mid dens next to site

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Post holes msa

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Pattern of holes left in ground

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How do they know when they arrived msa

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Carbon dating of hazelnut shells

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Where did they come from msa

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Scotland or Wales because the coast can be seen from there

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How did they get there msa

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Dugout canoes, small tub like boats made from animal skins held together with a light wooden frame

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Where did they settle msa

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Coast or bank of lakes because Ireland was covered in forest

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Tools msa

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Small stones and flint microlit, sharp stones set into wood to make axes spears arrows

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Clothes msa

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Animal skins cleaned with stone scrapers skins stitched with bone needles

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Food msa

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Birds wild boar were hunted nuts and berries were gathered moved around because they used it all up hunter gatherer

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Land nsa

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land divided into seperate fields with stone wall

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Tools NSA

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Polished stone,

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How to make soil NSA

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Cut trees with stone axes, removed and prepared the soil for crops or grazing using wooden ploughs or mattocks to turn soil

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Clothes NSA

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Animal skin, sheeps wool, spinning and weaving developed, plant dyes added colour

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Houses NSA

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higher ground was easier to plough, stone wood, rectangular, thick posts weaving branches between, mud and straw plastered to keep rain out, roof from straw or animal skin.

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Cooking NSA

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Around fireplace in middle of hues, food stored in clay pots quern small and large stone grind wheat

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Death and burial NSA

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Dolmen, passage grave, court cairn

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Dolmen

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Three standing stones, capstone on top

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Court cairn

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Small entrance lies at entrance of burial chamber built from standing stones covered in earth

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Passage grave

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Corbelled roof stone slabs sticking out

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Newgrange

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Passage grave, 21 December light shines through, used as calendar, four bodies found there

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Tools ba

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Tin and copper alloy bronze, beaten or melted and poured in to moulds sickle

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Jewellery

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Burial customs ba
Cist grave wedge tomb stone circle
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Cist grave
Stone lined shallow pit covered with large flat stone
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Wedge tomb
Narrow and wide, above ground covered with earth
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Stone circle
Upright stone used for worship or calendar
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Food ba
Fulachtadh fiadh pit with water hot stones straw wrapped meat cauldrons