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2008
MOLLOY, B. P. C., "Martial arts and materiality: a combat archaeology perspective on Aegean swords of the fifteenth and fourteenth centuries BC", World Archaeology, vol. 40, issue 1, Abingdon, Routledge, pp. 116-134, 2008.
2007
MOLLOY, B. P. C., "Wat's the bloody point? Fighting with Irish Bronze Age weapons", The Cutting Edge: studcies in ancient and medieval combat, Stroud, Tempus, pp. 90-111, 2007.
MOLLOY, B. P. C., "Wat's the bloody point? Fighting with Irish Bronze Age weapons", The Cutting Edge: studcies in ancient and medieval combat, Stroud, Tempus, pp. 90-111, 2007.
2006
MOLLOY, B. P. C., "The role of combat weaponry in Bronze Age societies: the cases of the Aegean and Ireland in the Middle and Late Bronze Age", Department of Archaeology, Dublin, University College Dublin, 2006.
2004
MOLLOY, B. P. C., "Experimental combat with Bronze Age weapons", Archaeology Ireland, vol. 17, issue 4, Bray, Co Wicklow, Archaeology Ireland Ltd., pp. 32-34, 2004.

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