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Jane Kershaw & Gareth Williams (ed.). 2019. Silver, butter, cloth: monetary and social economies in the Viking Age. Oxford: Oxford University Press; 978-0-19-882798-6 hardback £75.

This publication provides much-needed, accessible osteoarchaeological data (including the skeletal catalogue) for late medieval Ireland, and will undoubtedly be used by students and osteoarchaeologists as a primary reference for health and disease in north-west Gaelic Ireland. Together, the two publications on Ballyhanna provide an accessible work, suitable for general audiences, that focuses on the historical and archaeological aspects of the Ballyhanna church and graveyard. The detailed focus on the osteological data in this, the second volume, makes it a publication vital for the continued research and understanding of Ireland’s past.