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| Archaeological impact assessment at Killough, Co. Tipperary |
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Dr. Charles Mount prepared the Archaeological Impact Assessment (AIA0 of a quarry development at Killough, Co. Tipperary. Where the extent of a development is considered to be under the threshold that would require an Environmental Impact Assessment the Planning Authority may require an Archaeological Impact Assessment. An AIA will often consist of a Desk-based assessment combined with a site visit. In some cases the impact of the development on surrounding monuments may be an issue as in the case of this example from Co. Tipperary. In this case a well preserved Tower House situated close to the development was screened by a belt of woodland.
The Tower House at Killough, Co. Tipperary.
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The environmental impact assessment of Cam Quarry, Co. Roscommon
The development of a new quarry at Cam, Co. Roscommon near Athlone lead to the archaeological assessment of an extensive area of pre-modern field systems. |
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Brownstown Quarry Project
Since 2003 Dr. Charles Mount has been project managing the multi-period archaeological investigations at Brownstown, Co. Kildare. Summaries of the investigations carried out at the site are appended. |
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Archaeological impact assessment of a quarry at Killough, Co. Tipperary
Continuing development at Killough, Co. Tipperary required the archaeological impact assessment (AIA)of the heritage in the surrounding area. |
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