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Kilsallaghan Solar Farm

Services
Fieldwork, Consultancy, Geophysical Survey
Sector
Energy,
Client
EDA Renewables
Location
Kilsallaghan, Co. Dublin
Consultants
JBM Solar Developments Ltd, Suir Engineering Ltd

Kilsallaghan Solar Farm

SITE INSPECTION FOR DESKTOP ASSESSMENT
Non-intrusive visual inspection of the development footprint

Project overview

IAC were appointed to carry out all pre-construction phase archaeological services for the Solar PV development at Kilsallaghan, Co. Dublin. This involved preparation of a detailed desktop assessment and mitigation strategy to accompany the approved planning application. This was followed by a geophysical survey and a targeted programme of extensive test trenching across the development footprint to investigate any anomalies of potential. These revealed archaeological remains representing prehistoric burnt mound activity and features relating to medieval and post-medieval settlement and industrial work, including ditches, cultivation furrows, a kiln and brick kiln. A further strategy was proposed to mitigate impact of the development.

SITE INSPECTION FOR DESKTOP ASSESSMENT
Non-intrusive visual inspection of the development footprint
TEST TRENCHES REVEALING ARCHAEOLOGY
TEST TRENCHES REVEALING ARCHAEOLOGY
Remains of a prehistoric burnt mound
INVESTIGATION OF A WATER TROUGH
INVESTIGATION OF A WATER TROUGH
Remains associated with prehistoric burnt mound activity
REMAINS OF A BRICK KILN AT KILSALLAGHAN
REMAINS OF A BRICK KILN AT KILSALLAGHAN
Post-medieval brick kiln represented by a band of red scorched subsoil

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