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Some Random Archaeology Notes. Horizontal Mills in Ireland. Linear Earthworks in Ireland. Viking expansion into Ireland and beyond. Angles, Saxons, Normans . 17th Century and Industrial Revolution. Ireland, Europe and the Atlantic World Vikings in. Stone Pages Archaeo News. View my complete profile. How to use this blog. Horizontal Mills in Ireland. Generally speaking, a horizontal mill has a horizontal wheel which water is channelled on to via a system of races controlled by a sluice gate. The .CONTENT
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Friday, May 24, 2013. Between May 2011 and July 2011, I curated a collection of about 200 dental artifacts for the Country Doctor Musem and Laupus Health Sciences Library. The collection had been donated by Dr. , a very kind and generous man who I had the privilege of meeting and interviewing regarding the collection. I hope you enjoy learning about the collection as much as I did! Posted by Whitney Petrey.
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