The Black Pig's Dyke – Amplify Archaeology Podcast Episode 24

from Amplify Archaeology · host Neil Jackman, Abarta Heritage

The Black Pig’s Dyke is an enormous series of earthworks that traverse nine counties from Donegal to Armagh. But why was it built and when? Was it really the original Irish border or is there another tale to tell? A new publication casts new light on this enigmatic monument, so join us in a chat with the authors and project team to discover the story. For more information, shownotes and links please visit https://www.abartaheritage.ie/the-black-pigs-dyke-amplify-archaeology-podcast-episode-24/

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