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prehistorians (Woodman 1992; Cooney 1993), and it is high time that the debate should extend to the medieval period. If this book has done nothing else, it has forced those in the field to look again at their own methodologies. It is therefore the greater pity that in the hands of someone with a firmer grip on the archaeological and historical sources (and their limitations) for early medieval Ireland, this could have been a useful and thought-provoking review