Hugh O'Neill Hencken
Also known as
H. O'Neill HenckenHugh Hencken
Born 1902-01-01
Died 1981-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF12300203
- WikidataQ30115034
- ISNI0000000108700122
- Open LibraryOL1872580A
Top Subjects
- Ireland -- Antiquities (5)
- Antiquities (4)
- Ireland (4)
- Archaeology (2)
- Bronze age -- Ireland (2)
- Tarquinia (Italy) (2)
- Helmets (2)
Books by Hugh O'Neill Hencken
Total count: 27
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The cemetery-cairn of KnockastHodges, Figgis1924-01-01
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The archaeology of Cornwall and Scilly.Methuen1932-01-01
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The archaeology of Cornwall and ScillyMethuen & co. ltd.1932-01-01
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An excavation by H.M. Office of works at Chysauster, Cornwall, 1931 ...Society of antiquaries of London1933-01-01
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A gaming board of the Viking ageLevin & Munksgaard1933-01-01
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Inscribed stones at St. Kew and Lanteglos by Fowey, Cornwall ...1935-01-01
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A cairn at Poulawack, County ClareRoyal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland1935-01-01
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A tumulus at Carrowlisbooaun, County Mayo1935-01-01
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Ballinderry Crannog no. 1Williams & Norgate1936-01-01
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Cahercommauna stone fort in County ClareThe Royal society of antiquaries of Ireland1938-01-01
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A long cairn at Creevykeel, Co. SligoRoyal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland1939-01-01
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The Harvard Archaeological Expedition in IrelandArchaeological Institute of America1941-01-01
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Ballinderry Crannog no. 2Hodges, Figgis1942-01-01
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Ballinderry Crannog no.2.Hodges Figgis1942-01-01
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Lagore Crannog, an Irish royal residence of the 7th to 10th centuries A.D.Hodges, Figgis1950-01-01
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Indo-European languages and archeology ....Am. Anthrop. Ass.1955-01-01
Indo-European languages and archeology.1955-01-01-
Carp's tongue swords in Spain, France and ItalySeminario de Arqueologia de la Universidad de Salamanca1956-01-01
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Tarquinia and Etruscan originsThames & Hudson1968-01-01
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Tarquinia, Villanovans, and early EtruscansPeabody Museum1968-01-01
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Tarquinia and Etruscan origins.Thames & Hudson1968-01-01
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Tarquinia 2vHarvard University Press1968-06-01
The earliest European helmetsBronze Age and early Iron AgePeabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University1971-01-01-
The earliest European helmetsBronze Age and early Iron AgePeabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University1971-01-01
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The Iron age cemetery of Magdalenska gora in SloveniaPeabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University1978-01-01
The Iron Age cemetery of Magdalenska gora in SloveniaPeabody Museum of Archaeololgy and Ethnology, Harvard University1978-01-01-
Cahercommaun A Stone Fort In County ClareBeing the Extra Volume of The Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland for 1938Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland