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Mesolithic Stone Age 7000 BC ? 4000 BC Bronze Age 2000 BC ? 500 BC ? 500 AD Neolithic Stone Age Iron Age Celts Christianity Ancient Ireland

Mesolithic Hut Bronze Age House Ring Fort / Rath

Put in chronological order

Passage Tomb Promontory Fort Dolmen

Put in chronological order

The Roman Empire

St Patrick was taken from Roman Britain and enslaved by the Celts of Ireland “I was then about sixteen years of age. I did not know the true God. I was taken into captivity to Ireland with many thousands of people” St Patrick

What does a monk look like? What does he look like? Key words? What is his life like? Key words?

Monks What did they look like? What did they do all day? Where did they live? Where did they build their monasteries? Name 3 large monasteries. Name 1 small remote monastery Who founded them?

Monasteries of Ireland MonasteryFounderLocationDescription

Write these words in homework copies and explain each Monastery walls for Refectory was where… Scriptorium was where… Guesthouses were for… Church was where… Abbot’s house… Monks cells were where…. Round towers were where Vegetable garden…. Celtic crosses and cist graves.... Do you know what these words mean? Where are these things found?

Homework Draw and label a monastery in your hardback copy. Nice neat job Make a list of new words and explain them (there are about 10) Workbook page

Clonmacnoise

Glendalough

Skellig Michael