Journal of Irish Archaeology

The Journal of Irish Archaeology (JIA) is the journal of the Institute of Archaeologists of Ireland. It is a peer-reviewed, annual journal, comprising articles on Irish archaeology and related topics. Editorship of the journal changes every two years, rotating between the archaeology teaching staff in third-level institutions on the island of Ireland.

Excavation of a Neolithic monument at the heart of the Carrowmore passage tomb complex, Co. Sligo

The excavation of two prehistoric ring-ditches and associated burials at Kilbrew, Co. Meath

The date and context of the circular structures on Turlough Hill, Co. Clare

Notes on a group of Later Bronze Age artefacts of Irish provenance

Recovering lost histories: some Irish Iron Age objects reprovenanced

A tale of two cemeteries: disparities and parallels in early medieval funerary customs

Application of the Eidt phosphate spot test to geophysical features at Raystown early medieval settlement complex, Co. Meath

An archaeological survey of Aghowle church, Co. Wicklow

Where next for Ireland’s Viking towns? Reconsidering environmental archaeology and Viking Age urban deposits

A Viking decorated weight from Craddockstown North, Naas, Co. Kildare

Landscape dynamics surrounding An Bhánóg Theas, Lispole, Co. Kerry

Notice of a third phalera from Inis Cealtra, Lough Derg, Co. Clare