Photocopy of a typed draft of the Preface 'Timescape with Signpost' with handwritten annotations. Fragment typed drafts of the following chapters of what became Part I South: 'The Architecture of Destruction', 'An 'Agrarian Outrage', and 'Fear of Falling, Fear of Failing'. Fragment typed drafts of the following chapters of what became Part III North: 'Poets on the Shore', 'On the Shores of the Past', 'Writing on the Beach', 'Man of Aran', 'Looking into Other Lives', 'The Step', and 'Sailing on a Stone'.

Two typescript drafts of Preface 'Timescape with Signpost', with handwritten spelling corrections. Typescript draft of 'Itinerary', and two typescript drafts of 'Excursion'.

Title page, with 'Itinerary' crossed out, and 'Pilgrimage I South' written in its place. A handwritten table of contents that differs from previous drafts and splits 'Stones of Aran' into 'Itinerary' which covers South, the Excursion and North, and 'Labyrinth', to cover the East, Home and West.

Typescript manuscript of Part 1 'South'. Contains handwritten annotations correcting spellings and changing words, draft pagination, and fragments of pages that have been cut up, and inserted within other pages, an analogue cut and paste exercise.

Typed drafts of the following chapters, with some handwritten annotations. The original order of these chapters has been maintained. An early version of the table of contents, featuring the book's original intended structure, followed by typed drafts of: 'Fortune and Misfortune', 'Sailing on a Stone', 'Looking into other Lives', 'Conversations between Limestone and Granite', 'Yet two more Bays', 'The Drowned Woman', 'The Feast of Sts Peter and Paul', 'The Minister's Sand', 'The Generations', 'Destruction and Reconstruction', 'Point of Arrival', 'The Bay of Doubt', 'The Field of the Cloak', 'Cill Éinne', 'Aircín', two versions of 'Cromwell's Walls', 'Aer Arann', 'Bones in the Sand', two additional versions of 'Destruction and Reconstruction'.

Handwritten list of final corrections (that correspond to P120/3/1/2/10).

Typed index for 'Stones of Aran', with some handwritten notes correcting accents on Irish language spellings.

1980 Map of Aran, with some townlands highlighted. A note on the map reads "Placenames for STONES".

Two lists of placenames for map to be published in 'Stones of Aran', one handwritten and one a carbon copy of a typed list. A hand-drawn map cover, handwritten acknowledgements, and a hand-drawn book cover.

A typed note on pronunciation for 'Stones of Aran'. See P120/3/1/2/14 for correspondence with Anthony Farrell, in which Robinson reveals he decided not to include this on advice).

File of correspondence with contemporaries surrounding the publication of 'Stones of Aran: Pilgrimage'.

Handwritten letter and carbon copy of same from Robinson to Conor [ ]. Notes in his letter that he is enclosing some extracts and seeks his expertise on ensuring what he has written about geological matters is correct. (5 Sep 1984).

Correspondence between Robinson and Angela Partridge from Roinn an Nua-Ghaeilge (Department of Modern Irish) at UCD. Letter in Irish from Partridge asking Robinson to consider giving a lecture on placelore and placenames with the title 'An fhiannaíocht agus tír na hÉireann' (Tales of the Fianna and the country of Ireland). (6 Sep 1984). Mentions she is looking forward to the Connemara map. Copy letter from Robinson in English (16 Jan 1985), thanking her for correcting his Irish spellings, and enquiring about translating some specific passages from Ó Direáin and Ó Cadhain. Carbon copy letter from Robinson asking about the passages before publication. (18 Nov 1985).

Letter from Etienne Rynne to Robinson (18 Feb 1985) enclosing extracts of 'Stones of Aran: Pilgrimage' with some minor comments, and seeking more information on 'Haverty's account of the banquet... the intra-mural walkway at Dún Aenguesa... and the Somerville and Ross reference'. Carbon copy of Robinson's response (5 Mar 1984 indicates one letter is incorrectly dated), in which he answers the queries.

Two postcards from Michael and Eithne Viney to Robinson (6 Aug-20 Aug 1985), complimenting him on his writing in 'Stones of Aran'. A typed piece 'Fear na Mapaí' written by Viney was filed with this correspondence, but is undated. It is an article Viney wrote about Robinson's work.

Carbon copy letter from Robinson to Elizabeth Healy of Bórd Fáilte (6 Nov 1985) enclosing amendments to text, and information on prices for the maps. Letter from Healy to Robinson (22 Nov 1985) mentioning enclosed proofs (not included).

Letter to Robinson from Catherine Byron referring to her article on the Aran Islands in the Linen Hall review, and enclosing two poems of hers 'Pattern Day' and 'The Death of Saint Gregory the Great'. (19 Sep 1987). Carbon copy of Robinson's response, thanking her for the poetry, and mentioning fractals, a train of thought they previously discussed.

Handwritten talk for 'Sense of Ireland Festival' at Riverside Studios, 19 May 1988.

Typescript copy of 'Timescape with Signpost', the Preface to 'Stones of Aran: Pilgrimage', with handwritten notes. Unclear who the reviewer is.

Manuscript material on the creation and publication of 'Mementoes of Mortality: The Cenotaphs and Funerary Cairns of Árainn, Inishmore, County Galway', Tim Robinson, with photographs by Gilbert Stucky.

Early typescript draft of Part 1, Discussion, of 'Mementos of Mortality', with spelling and grammar errors corrected in ink.

Two pages of handwritten notes, with a peano line drawn on the back.

File of correspondence.

Two handwritten letters to Robinson from Jim [Higgins] on léachts and cairns, and whether there is a connection between the ones on Aran and the mainland. Mentions Ardrahan and Menlo, (c. Aug 1993).

Handwritten letter to Robinson from [Deirdre Ní Fhloinn], Irish Folklore Department at UCD. Encloses a print out entitled 'Ainmneacha Áireacha cois na farraige'. (15 Aug 1994).

Copy typed letter from Robinson to Fr Dara Molloy following the publication of 'Mementos of Mortality'. Discusses the benefits of a possible FÁS scheme under archaeological supervision to restore some of the monuments on Aran. (Undated).

Letter from Ríona Egan, a student of Heritage Studies at GMIT enclosing field research she has done on the Wayside Memorials of counties Clare, Mayo and mainland Galway. The enclosure and a copy of Robinson's reply with a few notes is included (6-13 Mar 2003).

Handwritten letter to Robinson from Tomás de Bhaldraithe in Irish, complimenting him on 'Connemara'. Copy of Robinson's reply in Irish asking him about the first line of a song in Synge's 'The Aran Islands', the song is 'An tIolrach Mór'. (Jul 1990).

Handwritten note to Robinson from Pat [ ] enclosing a copy of the Synge manuscript with his comments, compliments Robinson on the piece. Undated.