‘Irish Food Products – A Historical Perspective’
Agricultural Historical Society of Ireland Conference.
Registration. Liam Downey (University College Dublin) and Ingelise Stuijts (The Discovery Programme).Introduction lecture ‘Overview of current knowledge’.
Session 1: Dairy products.
David Dickson (Trinity College Dublin): Dairy products in former times.
Jessica Smyth (Bristol University): The origins of dairying in Ireland.
Patricia Lysaght (University College Dublin): Folklore associated with food products in Ireland.
Dinner 20.00-22.00 hrs.
Session 2: Cereal products.
Michael O’Connell (NUI Galway): Cereal production in ancient Ireland:
evidence from the fossil pollen records.
Susan Lyons (University College Cork)/Meriel McClatchie (University College Dublin): Cereal production in past and nutrition value.
Mick Monk (University College Cork): From field to food in Ireland’s past:
the processing and nutritional value of cereals with particular reference to oats.
Session 3: Meat products.
Finbar McCormick (Queen’s University Belfast): Archaeological evidence for meat consumption.
Regina Sexton (University College Cork): Meat products in former times.
Fiona Beglane (Sligo IT): Archaeological evidence of meat use and its nutritional values.
Niamh Daly (University College Cork)/Jacqueline Cahill Wilson (Discovery Programme): Application of geochemistry: Isotope analyses using Strontium, Oxygen, Carbon and Nitrogen.
Closing session.
Colin Rynne (University College Cork): Industrial archaeology with particular regard to brewing and distilling.
Lunch: 14.00-15.00.
Excursion to St Francis Abbey Brewery, Parliament Street, Kilkenny.
Conference Costs (including tea/coffee and lunch on Saturday):
Non-members: €60
Members: €50
Students: €30
Optional: Conference dinner 14th June €30 in Hotel Kilkenny
Optional: Excursion costs: €8
When |
Jun 14, 2013 02:00 PM
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Jun 15, 2013 05:00 PM |
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Where | Hotel Kilkenny, College Road, Kilkenny |
Contact Name | Eoin Flaherty |
Contact Phone | 086-4090050/087-6213605 |
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