The Kilkenny Archaeological Project team is made of of the following participants. See below for further details.
Principal Investigator
Cóilín Ó Drisceoil M.A., M.I.A.I.
Director Kilkenny Archaeology, archaeological consultants
John Bradley, M.A., F.S.A.
Senior Lecturer, Department of Modern History, National University of Ireland, Maynooth
Researchers and speciality:
Paul Stevens, M.A., M.I.A.I., riverine archaeology
Dr. Michael Potterton PhD, urban archaeology
Matthew Seaver MSc, M.I.A.I., D.I.T. Dundalk, Early Medieval settlement
Dr. Toby Barnard, Oxford University, the Early Modern town
Dr. Ingelise Stuijts, the Discovery Programme, environmental archaeology
Dr. Clare Mc Cutcheon PhD, M.I.A.I., medieval pottery
Database & GIS Researcher
Dr. Richard Jennings Phd, M.I.A.I (Kilkenny Archaeology)
Administration
Emma Devine (Kilkenny Archaeology)
Digital illustrator
Philip Kenny (Kilkenny Archaeology)
Collaborative Partnerships
Partnerships have been formulated between KKAP and the following –
- Kilkenny Local Authorities (Kilkenny Borough Council and Kilkenny County Council) who are providing digital Ordnance Survey mapping and aerial photographic coverage for the city.
- The Department of History National University of Ireland Maynooth are partners through John Bradley, senior lecturer in archaeology.
- The National Monuments Service of the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government have provided access to their reports archive and it is envisaged will be end-users of the Kilkenny Urban Archaeology database.
- The Kilkenny Archaeological Society have provided KKAP access to their archive and library at Rothe House, Kilkenny.
- Seventy-six individual archaeologists and 15 consultancy firms have provided consent to include their investigation reports in the KKAP.