Description

The rich prehistoric landscapes, medieval tower houses, and industrial waterways of County Clare hold an exceptionally deep record of human history. The Other Clare, Volume 29 delivers a thorough, data-driven regional audit tracking the social developments, field excavations, and community traditions that define the county’s heritage.

The text looks deeply into original parish logs, field survey drawings, and medieval land grants to evaluate the practical functional operations of ancient settlements, monastic ruins, and local farming networks. The contributing historians systematically guide local history buffs and researchers through clear, low-stress chapters detailing ringfort excavations, vintage townland maps, and verified family registries, bypassing complex jargon for direct clarity. This premium volume stands out as an indispensable reference centerpiece for regional archives, physical geographers, and collectors of Munster heritage.

Why Clare history enthusiasts and genealogists treasure this volume:

• Exhaustive Field Registries: Packs verified excavation maps, architectural elevation drawings, and local family records into an organized layout.

• Socio-Cultural Legacy Tracking: Documents the enduring traditions, local industrial milestones, and civic achievements of Clare communities across the centuries.

• Highly Scannable reference Layout: Engineered with clean typography, standalone record panels, and beautiful formatting for low-effort data searching.