Landscapes of cult and kingship

Roseanne Schot, Conor Newman & Edel Bhreathnach, editors

From sacred marriage to clientship: a mythical account of the establishment of kingship as an institution
Marion Deane

The sacral landscape of Tara: a preliminary exploration
Conor Newman

Death-tales of the early kings of Tara
Muireann Ní Bhrolcháin

Supernatural arts, the landscape and kingship in early Irish texts
Bridgette Slavin

From cult centre to royal centre: monuments, myths and other revelations at Uisneach
Roseanne Schot

Imperial snake and eternal fires: mythified power in a Himalayan sacred site of royalty (Dullu, Nepal)
Marie Lecomte-Tilouine

Transforming kingship and cult: the provincial ceremonial capitals in early medieval Ireland
Edel Bhreathnach

Three ‘royal sites’ in Co. Donegal
Brian Lacey

Evoking the white mare: the cult landscape of Sgiath Gabhra and its medieval perception in Gaelic Fir Mhanach
Elizabeth FitzPatrick, Eileen Murphy, Ronan McHugh, Colm Donnelly & Clare Foley

Continuity, cult and contest
John Waddell

The architecture of power: an exploration of the origins of closely spaced multivallate monuments in Ireland
Ger Dowling

Place-names and the understanding of monuments
Kay Muhr

The inauguration ode?
Ann Dooley