Drumnascamph Framed Print
Description
A framed map of Drumnascamph and its neighbouring townlands.
A thoughtful keepsake for anyone who feels a connection to Drumnascamph, near or far.
About Drumnascamph
Drumnascamph is a townland of about 419 acres in Clonduff civil parish. Its Irish form Dromainn na Scamhthaí is understood only tentatively, perhaps meaning “ridge” or “hillock of the bare patch of rocks”.
About Townlands
Townlands are the smallest land units in these place records, but their roots are much older than the modern map. Many existed before nineteenth-century standardisation, and the townland system is commonly traced to medieval Gaelic land division before the Anglo-Norman invasion.
Their Irish name, baile fearainn, is usually understood through fearann, a word carrying meanings of land, territory, domain, farm or portion. The names themselves often preserve older clues about landscape, settlement, ownership, farming use and local memory.
Details
Sizes
- Small: 10 × 15 inches (25.4 × 38.1 cm)
- Medium: 11 × 14 inches (27.9 × 35.6 cm)
- Large: 12 × 16 inches (30.5 × 40.6 cm)
Materials
Black Perspex frame, white matboard inlay and matte print.
Made to order
Production normally takes 2 to 7 business days once your order is submitted for production. Shipping is calculated and shown before payment.
