Files relating to crannógs. Includes correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Peter Danahar, Senior Archaeologist, National Parks and Monuments Branch, Office of Public Works (1988); Sheila Mulloy, Westport, Chair of O'Malley Clan Committee, 1990; Mairead [ ], National Museum of Ireland, 1986; Gerard Clancy, Leitrim, June 1996; programme from Wood-Martin Crannóg Symposium, 1986, Trinity College Dublin; File 2 includes assorted articles and offprints of published works which address and cover crannógs in Ireland and similar structures internationally.

File of materials relating to the history and archaeology of St. Senan and parishes in Co. Clare. Includes letters between Etienne Rynne and others such as Michael A. Donnellan, regarding origins of Kilrush/Plouzane twinning (1996) and other assorted articles regarding the life of St. Senan.

File relates to research material for Solomon's knots in stone carvings. Includes black and white photograph prints of such knots taken from Littleton Church, Co. Tipperary; Letters between Etienne Rynne and Prof. Umberto Sansoni, Centro Camuno Di Studi Preistorici, discussing such knot carvings (June 1997); Manuscript research notes and drawings and sketches by Etienne Rynne regarding knot carvings as well as extensive volume of research material and articles used by Rynne.

File entitled "Women!" and which includes the manuscript text of a talk by Etienne Rynne delivered at the invitation of the History Society of University College Galway (UCG) and entitled "An Evening with Prof Etienne Rynne Pondering the Role of Women in Contemporary Society", with additional MS comments on the text by Rynne with his thoughts on how the lecture went to a group of over one hundred students (Feb 1992); Printed programme entitled "Workshop for Men - Realising Our Masculinity", held at the U.C.G. Centre, Carron, Burren Co. Clare, May 1997; File includes pamphlets "Code of Practice: Measures to Protect the Dignity of Women and Men at Work", Department of Equality and Law; Pamphlet of "Equality in the Workplace", published by University College Galway, May 1997; Flyer of Statement on Sexual Harassment; Flyer from W.O.W., Women Against the Ordination of Women, Oxford, UK. File 2 includes press cutting from various Irish press and publications with stories and coverage relating to women in the news and media, gender issues, equality, the stoning of women, and other related issues.

File includes a bibliography of sources created by Rynne relating to Romans in Ireland; some class papers from courses taught in the topic by Rynne, sample student essays, press cutting of stories regarding Romans in Ireland; programme flyer from a conference "Ireland and the Roman World", Sep 1997, Dublin.

File of research notes by Etienne Rynne relating to Viking and iron age weapons. Includes a typescript paper by Rynne entitled "The Impact of the Vikings on Irish Weapons" (c. 1960s); A second typescript paper, untitled, by Rynne and relating to Viking and early Christian period weapons in Ireland. Also assorted articles used by Rynne in his research on the topic.

File includes a series of black and white photographic prints of stone structures at Tournus, including examples of what are identified as 'Rynne holes'. Typescript article by Rynne, with copies in both French and English, entitled "Un Tâcheron Irlandais à Tournus dans le 15e siècle?"

File includes research notes and materials collected by Etienne Rynne regarding children in history, dress and clothing of children, the dressing of boys in girl's clothes, a catalogue from exhibition of "Paintings and Drawings in Connemara 1938, 1939 & 1946" by Derek Clarke"; postcard images of assorted family groups and settings, mostly west of Ireland, focusing on dress of the children and assorted copy articles of/from published children.

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: Raheenduff, Co. Kilkenny; Killeen, near Belcarra, Co. Mayo; Woodenbridge, Co. Wicklow; Athlone, Co. Westmeath; Tynan Head, Armagh Cathedral; and also international example from near Barcelona, Spain.

File of letters between Etienne Rynne and others discussing researching and findings regarding the archaeology of stone heads in Ireland and internationally. Letters include to/from Stephen Rodinson; Professor Leslie Alcock, University of Glasgow; Nora [Mc -]; Rev. Christopher Warren, Kerry; Dr. Anne Ross, Southampton; Frances, University College of North Wales, Bangor; Richard Haworth, Archaeology Officer, Dublin (Photographs attached); Dr. Roger Weatherup, Co. Armagh Museum (Photographs attached); Hannah Fitzsimons, Dublin; A.T. Lucas, National Museum of Ireland; Dorothea de France, English Dept, California State College; Thomas Bannon; Joseph Raftery, National Museum of Ireland; Lady Dorothy Lowry-Corry, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh; Paddy Healy; Dr. Larch Garrard, the Manx Museum, Isle of Man; Arthur Spears, Co. Donegal; S.D.T. Spittle, Hertfordshire, U.K. with attached article entitled Stone Sculptures at Piltown, Co. Kilkenny.