Blader door items (93 in totaal)
- Collection: The Medieval Rural Settlement Project
Map of Ireland, the Irish Sea, Dublin and the study area.
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The Dublin region, showing the 30km zone, baronies and extended study area.
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Primary physical features of the landscape surrounding Dublin, showing a low-lying river basin of well-drained land in the central area and to the north, with the contrasting uplands of the Wickow Mountains to the south.
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Primary geological zones in the Dublin region, showing the predominance of limestones (upper Paleozoic rocks) over much of the study area, with the distinctive granites that distinguish buildings in the southeast of the county.
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Distribution of recorded medieval monuments in the Dublin region, broken down into broad categories, based on function.
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Numbers of licensed archaeological excavations in the Dublin study area.
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Distribution of licensed excavations in the Dublin study area, to 2004. Recently constructed major roads and ongoing large-scale projects are also shown.
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Recently completed archaeological excavations on the route of the M3 motorway at Dowdstown, Co. Meath (April 2007).
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Level of publication/completion of reports on archaeological excavations in the Dublin study area to 2002.
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Percentage of reports containing specialist contributions, by type.
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Dublin region extents: numbers per decade, 1250–1360.
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Dublin region extents: distribution (land over 300m shaded).
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Place-name, documentary and archaeological evidence for Scandinavian settlement in the Dublin region.
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(a) lands held by St. Mary's Abbey pre-1170; (b) lands held by Christ Church Cathedral pre-1170; (c) distribution of Rathdown Slabs.
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Archiepiscopal lands in the Dublin region. The boundaries of the archbishop's holdings in east Wicklow are particularly difficult to reconstruct. Their location is indicated here by the placement of the territorial names Fertir and Castlekevin.
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Lands in the wider Dublin region held by religious houses.
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Land ownership in the Dublin region: general patterns. This map uses the broad categories of ecclesiastical, lay and royal to show the overall pattern of land ownership across the region.
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Map of lay lands in the Dublin region c.1250. This map uses charter and chronicle evidence from 1170-c.1250 to identify the primary lay grantees of land in the Dublin region.
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The ringwork at Rodanstown, Co. Meath.
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Aerial photograph showing Danestown ringwork (north) and church (south). Faint earthworks can be made out in the fields surrounding the monuments.
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