List of archaeological sites in County Antrim

List of archaeological sites in County Antrim, Northern Ireland:

Contents:

* Top
* 0–9
* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* Q
* R
* S
* T
* U
* V
* W
* X
* Y
* Z

## A[edit]

* Aghalee, Church and graveyard, grid ref: J1275 6548
* Aghalislone, Rath, grid ref: J2599 6792
* Aghalislone, Barrow, grid ref: J2549 6825
* Aldfreck, Enclosure with structure, grid ref: J4475 9607
* Altagore, Cashel, grid ref: D2495 3488
* Altilevelly, Motte: Dunisland Fort, grid ref: J3722 9729
* Antrim Round Tower, Antrim, grid ref: J1544 8770[1]
* Antynanum, Court tomb, grid ref: D2556 1094
* Ardclinis, Church and graveyard, grid ref: D2717 2499
* Armoy Round Tower, Armoy, grid ref: D0778 3325[1]
* Aughnaholle, Barrow cemetery, grid ref: D2339 3822
* Aughnahoy, Standing stone, grid ref: C9875 0245
* Aughnamullan, Bivallate rath, grid ref: J1985 7713
* Ault alias Gowkstown, Wedge tomb: Giant’s Grave, grid ref: D3161 1082

## B[edit]

* Ballinderry, Medieval church site, grid ref: J1168 6821
* Ballinderry, Crannog, grid ref: J1143 6800
* Ballinloughan, Ring barrow, grid ref: D2366 3877
* Ballintoy Demesne, Cave and occupation site: Potters Cave or Park Cave, grid ref: D0293 4488
* Balloo, Mound, grid ref: J1387 8674
* Ballyaghagan, Round cairn, grid ref: J3233 7973
* Ballyaghagan, Promontory fort: McArt’s Fort, grid ref: J3250 7959
* Ballyaghagan, Cashel, grid ref: J3128 7936
* Ballyaghagan, Kidney-shaped enclosure, grid ref: J3247 7960
* Ballyalbanagh and Ballynashee, Hilltop round cairn, grid ref: J2778 9794
* Ballyalbanagh, Court tomb, grid ref: J2874 9754
* Ballyalbanagh, Rectangular enclosure and field system, grid ref: J2891 9673
* Ballyboley, Court tomb: Carndoo or the Abbey, grid ref: J3284 9731
* Ballybracken Barrow, grid ref: J2231 9341[2]
* Ballyclare Motte, grid ref: J2916 9123[2]
* Ballycleagh Standing Stones, grid ref: D2485 3339[2]
* Ballycowan Rath, rath and souterrain, grid ref: J1340 9927[2]
* Ballycraigy Mound, grid ref: J1710 8552[2]
* Ballyharry
* Ballylumford Dolmen (aka Druid's Altar), Islandmagee, portal tomb, grid ref: D4304 0160
* Ballynashee and Ballyalbanagh, Hilltop round cairn, grid ref: J2778 9794
* The Broad Stone, grid ref: C9793 1756;[1] see Craigs Dolmen

## C[edit]

* Carndoo Court Tomb, (aka The Abbey Court Tomb), grid ref: J3284 9731[2]
* Chi-Rho Stone, Kilraughts, Ballymoney[3]
* Craigs Dolmen, Rasharkin, passage grave, grid ref: C9740 1729

## D[edit]

* Dalways Bawn, Carrickfergus, grid ref: J4427 9141[1]
* Doagh Hole Stone, Doagh[3]
* Dooey's Cairn (aka Ballymacaldrack Court Tomb), Dunloy, court tomb, grid ref: D0215 1830
* Drumnadrough Rath, grid ref: J3302 8117[1]
* Dunisland Fort, motte, grid ref: J3722 9729[2]

## G[edit]

* Giants Ring, Belfast, henge and passage grave, grid ref: J3272 6770
* Giant's Grave, wedge tomb, grid ref: D3161 1082[2]

## H[edit]

* Harryville Motte, Ballymena, Motte-and-bailey, grid ref: D1122 0260[1]

## L[edit]

* Lissanduff Fort, Antrim[3]
* Lissue Rath, grid ref: J2277 6325[1]
* Lough-Na-Crannagh, Fair Head, crannog[3]
* Lurigethan Fort, Glenariff[3]

## M[edit]

* McArt's Fort, Promontory fort in Ballyaghagan townland, grid ref: J3250 7959
* Moyadam, standing stone, grid ref: J2510 8831

## O[edit]

* Ossian's Grave (aka Cloghbrack), Cushendall, grid ref: D2128 2847[1]

## P[edit]

* Potters Cave (aka Park Cave), cave and occupation site, grid ref: D0293 4488[2]

## S[edit]

* Slaght Standing Stones, grid ref: D1473 3482[1]

## T[edit]

* Tievebulliagh, Glens of Antrim, round cairn and Neolithic axe factory, grid ref: area of D193 266

## References[edit]

The main reference for all sites listed is: NI Environment Agency, Scheduled Historic Monuments (to 15 October 2012), unless otherwise indicated.

1. ^ a b c d e f g h i "State Care Historic Monuments" (PDF). Environment and Heritage Service NI. Retrieved 14 December 2007.
2. ^ a b c d e f g h i "Scheduled Historic Monuments" (PDF). Environment and Heritage Service NI. Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 November 2008. Retrieved 14 December 2007.
3. ^ a b c d e "County Antrim - Heritage/Historical". Go Ireland.com. Archived from the original on 21 November 2007. Retrieved 14 December 2007.