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Crannoges in Estuaries

Nature volume 58, page 571 (1898)Cite this article

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REFERRING to the notices on this subject in NATURE of September 15 and 29, I beg to say that, in 1879, I discovered a crannoge constructed on a bed of peat, below high-water mark, in Ardmore Bay, Co. Waterford. It was at the mouth of a small stream.

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USSHER, R. Crannoges in Estuaries. Nature 58, 571 (1898). https://doi.org/10.1038/058571d0

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