What is recorded here

Knappagh Beg and Knocknaganny still wear bawn marks, yet the exact shape and age of each line remain hidden from public view. That absence is not a small gap. It is a missing chamber in the regional archive, perhaps holding the difference between a boundary, a road or a forgotten division. The towns named around it must be held as witnesses, not inventors.

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