Hidden Heritage Series 4 Video Clips
We are delighted to support this programme which helps bring Northern Ireland's built heritage to a wider audience. You can see some of our experts in action in the clips from series 4 below.
You can view clips from series 3 here and you can also send us your feedback on the programme.
Note: Click on any of the images above to view the video. Further information on each clip can be found below.
Mountsandel
Brian Black joins our archaeologist Lorraine Bourke at Mountsandel, just south of Coleraine, the oldest known site of people's presence in Ireland.
Brian also learns more about a beautiful piece of Iron Age art known as the Bann Disc that was recovered during dredging at Loughinisland became the logo for the Ulster Museum, where it is still on display.
Loughnashade Trumpet
Brian Black explore Loughnashade with our archaeologist Lorraine Bourke and learns more about 4 horns recovered from the lake in 1978.
Killrooskagh
Brian Black and Flub join our archaeologist Claire Foley at Kilrooskagh, near Belcoo, which means 'church in the marsh' where there are the remains of a portal tomb built by people in the new Stone Age.
St Lasser's Cell
Our archaeologist Claire Foley and Brian Black visit the cell reputed to have been used by a hermit named St Lasser for contemplation and prayer.
Clyhannagh
Brian Black and canine companion Flub join our archaeologist Claire Foley at Clyhannagh, a burial site - a long, six chambered court tomb dating back 5000 years.
Drumquin Trackway
Our archaeologist James Bamford and Brian Black explore one of the first roadways in the country at Drumquin bog.
Keenaghan Abbey
Brian Black and canine companion Flub find out more about Keenaghan Abbey, Fermanagh from our archaeologist Liam McQuillan.
Lighthouses
Our Director of Built Heritage Michael Coulter talks to Brian Black as he takes to the skies to look at some industrial archaeology which is evidence of the past but also archaeological treasures of the future - the lighthouses along our coastline.
