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English: Possible axonometric model of St Mary's Abbey in Dublin on urban quarter background (in red – National Monument: The Chapter House)
Polski: Hipotetyczny model St Mary's Abbey w Dublinie i jego usytuowanie na tle kwartału urbanistycznego (kolor czerwony – kapitularz, dostępny dla zwiedzających fragment zabytku)
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Source Own work based on: Archaeological Assessment & Conservation Plan of the site of St Mary's Abbey in Dublin by David J O'Connor (2009)
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