Part four of Dining and Dwelling publication (Part one here, part two here and part three here) CONCLUSION So, what is the evidence for brewing? First, the experiment worked. Fermentation caused by wind-blown yeast even occurred in the leftover mash in the trough within a few hours. Secondly, a number of quern-stones have been found […]
Sep 20, 2009 | Categories:About Archaeology, About the Beer, Fulacht fiadh | Tags: ancient beer, Dining and dwelling, Fulacht fiadh, National Roads Authority, NRA | Leave A Comment »
Part three of Dining and Dwelling publication (Part one here, and part two here) Our first brewing experiment was carried out at Billy’s home in Headford, Co. Galway, in August 2007. In an effort to make the experiment authentic the equipment had to be basic. For the mash tun we used an old, leaky, wooden […]
Sep 18, 2009 | Categories:About Archaeology, About the Beer, Fulacht fiadh | Tags: ancient beer, Dining and dwelling, Fulacht fiadh, National Roads Authority, NRA | Leave A Comment »
Okay: It’s not exactly TED. But anyway, here’s our (Billy & Dec’s) presentation at the 2008 NRA Seminar (Dining and Dwelling) which is due for publication next month. Entitled: ‘Fulachta fiadh and the beer experiment: suggested future research strategies.’ Any Chinese viewers, please forgive Declan. Also note Erratum: Dr. Patrick McGovern, sometimes referred to as […]
Jul 23, 2009 | Categories:About Archaeology, About the Beer, Fulacht fiadh | Tags: ancient beer, archaeological consultants galway, Archaeology of Beer, Billy Quinn, Declan Moore, environmental consultants galway, NRA | Leave A Comment »
This is the first artefact in our virtual museum. We’ve also presented a report on the find including a description of the circumstances of it’s finding. We hope people find it interesting! From: Rogers, T., 04. Report on linear and offset testing on the N18 Ennis Bypass, County Clare. Moore Group. As part of the […]
Nov 21, 2007 | Categories:About Archaeology, Papers & Reports, Virtual Museum | Tags: About Archaeology, artefact, axe, bronze age, bypass, ennis, galway, Ireland, moore archaeological consultants, NRA, palstave, Virtual Museum | 2 Comments »