Glastonbury Abbey: Archaeology, Legend and Public Engagement

Patrick Gibbs, Geoff Arnott, Anthony Masinton, 2018. https://doi.org/10.5284/1047222. How to cite using this DOI

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Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are persistent identifiers which can be used to consistently and accurately reference digital objects and/or content. The DOIs provide a way for the ADS resources to be cited in a similar fashion to traditional scholarly materials. More information on DOIs at the ADS can be found on our help page.

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https://doi.org/10.5284/1047222
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Patrick Gibbs, Geoff Arnott, Anthony Masinton (2018) Glastonbury Abbey: Archaeology, Legend and Public Engagement [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1047222

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glastonbury_abbey_abbots-complex
3D model of the Glastonbury Abbey's abbot's complex in the late-14th/early 15th century. Due to lack of extant visible evidence, the model was created free-hand from geophysical survey and contemporary documentary evidence, plus comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 216 Kb
glastonbury_abbey_anglo-saxon-church_phase1
3D model of the first phase of Glastonbury Abbey's Anglo-Saxon church, c.700. Due to lack of extant visible evidence, the model was created free-hand using geophysical survey and documentary evidence, plus comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 50 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_anglo-saxon-church_phase2
3D model of the second phase of Glastonbury Abbey's Anglo-Saxon church, c.900. Due to lack of extant visible evidence, the model was created free-hand using geophysical survey and documentary evidence, plus comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 133 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_anglo-saxon-church_phase3
3D model of the third phase of Glastonbury Abbey's Anglo-Saxon church, c.1000. Due to lack of extant visible evidence, the model was created free-hand using geophysical survey and documentary evidence, plus comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 431 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_anglo-saxon-furnaces
3D model of glass furnaces associated with the Anglo-Saxon phase of development at Glastonbury Abbey, possibly from the late 7th/early 8th century. No standing evidence of these structures remains at Glastonbury Abbey, and this model was informed by archaeological excavation evidence.
ZIP 162 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_lady-chapel-exterior
3D model of the Lady Chapel (exterior) at Glastonbury Abbey in the early 16th century. The Lady Chapel still exists on the abbey site in ruinous form, and this model was constructed using a combination of drawn plan/elevation data, photographic sources and archaeological evidence.
ZIP 337 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_lady-chapel-interior
3D model of the Lady Chapel (interior) at Glastonbury Abbey in the early 16th century. The Lady Chapel still exists on the abbey site in ruinous form, and this model was constructed using a combination of drawn plan/elevation data, photographic sources and archaeological evidence.
ZIP 321 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_lady-chapel-undercroft
3D model of the Lady Chapel undercroft at Glastonbury Abbey in the early 16th century. The Lady Chapel still exists on the abbey site in ruinous form, and this model was constructed using a combination of drawn plan/elevation data, photographic sources and archaeological evidence.
ZIP 16 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_medieval-cloister-arcade
3D model of Glastonbury Abbey's medieval cloister arcade of the mid-12th century. The medieval cloister no longer exists as part of the Abbey ruins, so this model was constructed from existing sculpture fragments, contemporary documentary evidence and comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 52 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_medieval-cloister-fragments
3D photogrammetry-based models of various fragments of sculpture from Glastonbury Abbey's medieval cloister, c.1150.
ZIP 9 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_old-church_phase1
3D model of the first phase of Glastonbury Abbey's 'Old Church', dating to the 5th or 6th century. No evidence of the old church, above or below ground, remains, so this model was constructed from documentary evidence and comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 48 Mb
glastonbury_abbey_old-church_phase2
3D model of the second phase of Glastonbury Abbey's 'Old Church', dating to the 7th century. No evidence of the old church, above or below ground, remains, so this model was constructed from documentary evidence and comparable structures from other sites.
ZIP 5 Mb

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