Seanda The NRA Archaeology Magazine

Seanda, the NRA Archaeology Magazine, is an annual publication of the NRA Archaeology Section, which was first published in December 2006. It's role is to communicate the results of NRA-funded archaeological investigations to the general public in a non-technical, easily understood format. Seanda features news items and articles written by archaeologists and other specialists from the NRA, archaeological consultancies and various academic institutions.  It includes helpful ‘In brief’ sections to explain widely used archaeological terms and also features a useful glossary.

The latest edition of Seanda (Issue 6) marks a new departure in how the NRA realises the knowledge value of the archaeological discoveries made on national road schemes. In the past we have distributed tens of thousands of hard copies around the country while making an electronic version (PDF) of each magazine available to download from the NRA website (see links below). However, given current financial constraints future editions of Seanda will now be solely available online, albeit with a number of functional enhancements to make the onscreen experience more interactive, user-friendly and enjoyable. This development is a pilot into online publishing and we would welcome your views on this new approach so as to gauge its success (please contact Michael Stanley: mstanley@nra.ie). 

If you would like to add your name and email address to our mailing list and receive the magazine electronically, please contact Lillian Butler (lbutler@nra.ie; tel: +353 1 6602511). Hard copies of Issues 2 (2007), 4 (2009) and 5 (2010) are still available upon request.