The Ulster Archaeological Society

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Archaeologyarchaeologyhistoryulstercultureheritage
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Audience and activity

Subscribers1.3K
Views per video649median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.49how many actually watch
Comments per video1median
Uploads per month0.7
Last upload5mo ago2026-05-26
Total views52.8K
Total videos67
Long-form / Shorts90% / 10%

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What The Ulster Archaeological Society makes

Topics archaeology, history, ulster, culture, heritage

The Society is open to all. Its aim is "to advance the education of the public in archaeology and history, particularly in regard to Ulster". The Society organises a programme of free public lectures, as well as summer field trips to interesting sites, led by professional archaeologists. The Society publishes the Ulster Journal of Archaeology (founded in 1853) and a quarterly newsletter. Annual individual or family membership costs £20 (includes one journal). Retired £7.50 (without journal).

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
The Ó Néill dynasty: an insight from Irish language sourcesShort2026-10-0700 min
A Study of Seven Dioceses: Late Medieval Churches and their Landscapes in the North of Ireland2026-05-2625569 min
The Pictish symbols: a new interpretation2026-04-281.3K85 min
Stones, bones and sacred waters - prehistoric Uisneach and the making of a royal site2026-03-3160355 min
Lansdscapes of kingship in early medieval Ireland, AD 400–11002026-01-273.0K86 min
What Lies Beneath: The Hidden Archaeology of the Newgrange Landscape2025-12-161.7K102 min
Drumclay in the 9th Century: From Dates to Daily Life — Reconstructing an Early Medieval Community2025-11-2553071 min
Church Island in Lough Beg, an enduring spiritual place in the landscape2025-10-2849096 min
A Future for our Past: Archaeological Heritage Management in a Changing Climate2025-09-3021484 min
Dynamism, use and reuse at an Irish portal tomb: excavations at Tirnony, Maghera, Co. Derry2025-05-27295103 min

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