Access to archaeological documents

Reoil

Hi Folks,
Just wondering - the publications in the link here:
http://www.loughneaghheritage.com/Publications/heritage.aspx

Where can I read them? Do I have to go to a building to read them, or would they be available online?

Cheers!

slowburner

Did you try Googling the authors and titles?
The quantity of material (particularly older material) available online, is astonishing.
Most of the references in your link are from the Ulster Journal of Archaeology - Google has a wealth of free material from this source.

Here's a link to Thaddeus Breen's site, which might have more links of interest. http://tbreen.home.xs4all.nl/journals.html

Gee Bag

UJA stands for Ulster Journal of Archaeology. It can be accessed online through a website called Jstor. Your local library probably has access to Jstor or could point you towards a library that has them. Alternativley you could see about the library in Queens University, they definitley have 'em.