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1: Water Veneration and Votive Deposition in Prehistoric Northern
and Western Europe ;
2: Iron Age Evidence, Continuity, and the “Celtic” Question ;
3: Iron Age Water Deities ;
4: Holy Wells and Sacred Springs as Archaeologically-Resistant
Sites ;
5: The Contested Origins and Materiality of Irish Holy Wells ;
6: Supermundane Wells of the Iron Age and the Early Irish
Literature ;
7: Irish Sacred Wells of the Early Christian Era and the Conversion
Model ;
8: Sacred Springs and Conversion Strategies in Britain and on the
Continent ;
9: Christian Holy Wells and Baptism ;
10: The Origins of Rounding and the Interconnectedness of Wells
;
Appendix A: Irish Excavation Reports of “holy wells” from
Excavations.ie (as of June 2014) ;
Appendix B: Holy Wells in the County Archaeological Inventories of
Ireland
Celeste Ray is Professor of Anthropology at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. Trained in Anthropology, Archaeology and Cultural Resource Management, she has previously published on Ethnicity, Scottish-Americans, and Regionalism.
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