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              Corn Drying Stacks
              P/P133/5/3/23 · Item · 1969-2002
              Part of Personal

              File includes black and white photograph of corn drying stacks at Athenry, Co. Galway, 26 December 1969. Pictured are Etienne Rynne with son Andrew. Attached is photocopy article from Archaeology Ireland on topic of grain stands.

              P/P133/5/3/50/3 · Item · [196-]-[198-]
              Part of Personal

              File of black and white photographic prints including a group photograph of the Thomond Archaeological Society Committee, in which Etienne Rynne is pictured (1965); Other prints include assorted images of objects, places and items relating to Celtic and Renaissance Art researched by Rynne, including a design on tomb at Clontuskert; 17th and 18th [Scottish iron] swords; stone carvings from Askeaton, Co. Limerick; unnamed metal shrines from National Museum of Ireland; metal work and postcards of items from the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland; stone carvings at a church ruin in Boyle, Co. Roscommon (National Museum of Ireland) and other related images.

              Stone Heads - Photographs 1
              P/P133/5/3/89/1 · Item · [196-]-[197-]
              Part of Personal

              File of black and white photographic prints of stone heads and related objects and artefacts. Captions on images read that most are sourced from the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin. Many are unlabelled and unidentified. Present captions include: Stone head known as "the Sailor", Raphoe, Co. Donegal; Three-faced stone head from Corleck, Co. Cavan; Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone (Armagh County Museum); [Coverville] Co. Cavan; Tynan Head, Armagh Cathedral; Church of Ireland Cathedral, Armagh (Armagh COunty Museum; Stone head, Cavan Town; Cumberland, UK; Battersea Park, London, UK; Killboy Co. Wicklow (stone head in doorway at petrol station); Broadford, Co. Clare.

              P/P133/5/3/99 (1-2) · Item · [195-]-[198-]
              Part of Personal

              File of assorted black and white photographs of metal objects, including gold, iron, and bronze. Most images are sources from the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin and are largely unlabelled. Those with captions include: "Newry Armlett; Clonmacnoise gold collar; Lough-na-Slade, Co. Armagh; bronze la tène fibula, Navan Fort, Co. Armagh; [Keshkerrigan Bowl; [ ] Co. Monaghan.

              Photographs
              P/P133/5/13 · Item · [1953-[197-]
              Part of Personal

              Files of assorted photographic images (most perhaps taken by Etienne Rynne) or which include Etienne Rynne and others at locations of archaeological significance. Postcards with images of sites and objects also included and some are written from Etienne Rynne from locations around Europe to family members in Ireland.
              This is a specific set of photographs retained as a series by Etienne Rynne. There are other photographs of objects, sites and locations within series P133/5/2 and P133/5/3 in particular.

              P/P133/5/13/1 · Item · 1961
              Part of Personal

              Photographs of megalithic tombs at [Seskilgreen], Co. Tyrone; Ballynasaggart, Co. Tyrone; [Tarrego West], Co. Sligo; New Castle, Co. Down; Carrowcrom Co. Mayo, 'Diarmaid and Grainne's Bed'; Streedagh Point, Co. Sligo; 'Giant's Ring' near Belfast; Courtcairn at Bower, Co. Donegal. Also a group shot of members of the Cork Archaeological Society at Rear Cross, Co. Tipperary, 1958 (Shanballyedmond).

              P/P133/5/13/4 · Item · 1957
              Part of Personal

              Assorted postcards with black and white images of Roman sites and finds at European locations. Includes postcards written from Luxembourg and from Spain by Etienne Rynne and sent to his brother Cormac, 1957.

              Clonmacnoise, Co. Offaly
              P/P133/5/13/9 · Item · [1961]
              Part of Personal

              File of black and white and also sepia images of various sites at Clonmacnoise, including crosses, round tower and monastery.