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- Collection: The Medieval Rural Settlement Project
Distribution of plough pebbles and medieval cultivation furrows in the Dublin region.
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Distribution of principal medieval manor centres in the Dublin region.
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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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Distribution of religious houses in the Dublin region.
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Distribution of tower houses in the Dublin region, based on DEHLG files, published sources and limited fieldwork.
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Distribution of towns and boroughs in the Dublin region.
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Drimnagh Castle, Co. Dublin, is a multi-period building surrounded by a fosse and a stout curtain wall, creating an enclosed bawn that would have provided suitable protection for a range of out-buildings and workshops.
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Dublin region extents, 1250–1358. This chart plots the number of surviving extents which record the existence of manorial buildings and associated structures.
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Dublin region extents: distribution (land over 300m shaded).
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Dublin region extents: numbers per decade, 1250–1360.
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Esker Church, Co. Dublin: there may have been a priest’s residence over the west end of the church.
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Fulling mills in the Dublin region. No Civil Survey data is available for the southern part of the region.
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Kiltiernan Church, Co. Dublin, is associated with St Tignernán and is one of the oldest surviving churches in the Dublin region.
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Kindlestown Castle, Co. Wicklow, viewed from north. The outlets for the garderobe chutes can be seen in the projecting tower on the west side.
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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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Land-use in the Dublin region c.1300. This map plots data from manorial extents relating to the size of manorial demesne and the proportion of demesne acreage under the four major land-uses.
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Lands in the wider Dublin region held by religious houses.
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Laraghbryan Church, Co. Kildare, from the southeast.
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Level of publication/completion of reports on archaeological excavations in the Dublin study area to 2002.
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Location of kilns and malt houses in the Dublin region (as recorded in the Civil Survey).
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