The document provides a timeline of housing developments in Ireland from 7,000 BC to 795 AD. It shows the progression from early Stone Age hunter-gatherer huts to Bronze Age and Iron Age homes like raths and crannógs, the arrival of Christianity in the 4th century AD bringing high crosses and illuminated manuscripts, and the first Viking raids starting in 795 AD. Key housing types mentioned include thatched houses, stone circles, ringforts, and the round tower at Clonmacnoise. The timeline traces the architectural and cultural changes in Irish housing over several millennia.

1. 7,000 B.C

2. Newgrange

3. Stone Age Homes
Early Stone Age
House
Hunter-gatherer
hut
Thatched
New Stone
Age house
3,000 BC

4. 2,000 B.C
Torc

5. Fulach Fia
Stone Circles

6. Bronze Age Home

8. 500 BC

10. The Celts - 300 B.C
Crannóg

11. Iron Age Home
Raths / Duns
Ringfort

12. Christianity comes to Ireland
St. Patrick
400 A.D

13. The Book
of Kells
High Cross
The Ardagh
Chalice
Round Tower - Clonmacnoise

14. 795 A.D
Where
did the
Vikings
come
from?

15. Dubh Linn