Seanda NRA archaeology magazine

Seanda is an exciting new initiative of the NRA Archaeology Section and will be used to communicate the results of NRA-funded archaeological investigations undertaken as part of the national roads-building programme. It contains news items, notes and feature articles written by NRA archaeologists and guest writers from various archaeological consultancies and academic institutions. The contents have been written with a general readership firmly in mind. A number of helpful ‘In brief’ sections are included to explain widely used archaeological terms such as radiocarbon dating and osteoarchaeology, and the magazine also features a useful glossary. Seanda will be freely distributed to public libraries, post-primary schools, archaeology departments, archaeological and heritage societies and to a wide range of public representatives and archaeologists in the public and private sector. It is hoped that Seanda will be published annually.

Seanda 2006 Issue 1 (PDF)7,815 KB

Seanda 2007 Issue 2 (PDF) - part 111,652 KB

Seanda 2007 Issue 2 (PDF) - part 29,416 KB

Seanda 2008 Issue 3 (PDF)14,003 KB

Seanda 2009 Issue 4 (PDF)12,300 KB

Seanda 2009 Eagrán 4 (PDF)11,142 KB