Black and white photographic print copy of earlier photograph of two men cutting planks of timber in unidentified location.
Black and white photographic print of man sitting on rock looking out at a Galway Hooker on the bay.
Black and white photographic print of man leading a donkey carrying kreels of turf along the beach, Aran Islands.
Offprints of articles by Etienne Rynne on features of the Aran Islands and of Dún Aengus specifically. Articles include "Dún Aengus - Fortress or Temple?" by Rynne and included within "An Aran Reader" edited by Breandán and Ruairí Ó hEithir. Another article is "Dún Aengus and Some Similar Celtic Ceremonial Centres" by Etienne Rynne, published in "Decantations: A Tribute to Maurice Craig. (Lilliput Press, 1992).
Article entitled "Slate Medals and Amulets from the Aran Islands", published in the Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society. (1979/80)
Colour photographic prints taken of Dún Aengus, Inish Mór; and also aerial shots of Dn Conchubhair, Inis Méan (1981). File also includes assorted flyers, brochures and tourist pamphlets about the Aran Islands and Dún Aengus.
Assorted press cuttings from local (Galway) and national press featuring coverage related to archaeological and historical evidence of the Aran Islands and Dún Aengus.
Assorted printed research maps of mainly Inis Mór and Dún Aengus.
File of assorted published articles and copies of excerpts from journals, books and magazines kept by Etienne Rynne and which relate to the Aran Islands, forts and Dún Aengus. Includes an offprint of "Who Built Dún Aengus" by John P. Dalton from the Galway and Archaeological and Historical Society Journal, Vol. XIV, 1928-1929.
"Material relating to the work of Dr. Becker on the Aran Islands and the Galway Bay area, focused specifically on seaweed gathering and uses. Includes reference material, transcripts, drafts of articles and various drafts and copies of his 1996 publication ""I mBéal na Farraige""."
Photocopy of letter of appointment of Mr. Martin Heron of Kilmurray as bailiff for the land agent (Mr. George Thompson) of the Digby estates. It outlines his duties and wages. He is to be "… sober, vigilant & attentive to directions …" and visit each of the islands at least once a month.