n.a. (1995). 8. The architectural development of the abbey church . In: n.e. Jedburgh Abbey: The Archaeology and Architecture of a Border Abbey. Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. pp. 159-174.

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8. The architectural development of the abbey church
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Jedburgh Abbey: The Archaeology and Architecture of a Border Abbey
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Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Monograph Series
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10
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182
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159 - 174
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The abbey church was the principal focus of the community of Augustinian Canons at Jedburgh between 1138 and 1560, and it is also the most complete structure to survive on the site. This chapter provides an outline account of its architectural development as an aid to fuller appreciation of the context against which the excavations took place.
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1995
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0903903105
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