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Tag Archives: Cork Public Museum
Viking Cork: A Case Study in Objects and Text
The River-side welcomes this guest post on Viking Cork from Liam O’Driscoll, a student on MA in History specialising in Medieval History. Liam completed his undergraduate degree at UCC in History and Archaeology. His research focuses on medieval cartography, medieval … Continue reading
Posted in Special Collections, Students, Teaching & Learning
Tagged Clothing, Cork Public Museum, Economy, Hiberno-Norse, MA in History, National Museum of Ireland, special collections, student post, UCC, Viking art, Viking artefacts, Viking coins, Vikings, Vikings in Cork, Waterford Treasures Museum
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