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Tracing the Past: analysing the design and construction of English medieval vaults using digital techniques

Nicholas Webb, Alexandrina Buchanan, Sarah Duffy, James Hillson, JR Peterson, 2021. https://doi.org/10.5284/1084971. How to cite using this DOI

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Digital Object Identifiers

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https://doi.org/10.5284/1084971

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Nicholas Webb, Alexandrina Buchanan, Sarah Duffy, James Hillson, JR Peterson (2021) Tracing the Past: analysing the design and construction of English medieval vaults using digital techniques [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1084971

Available archives:

A total of 13 archives have been added to the Tracing the Past: analysing the design and construction of English medieval vaults using digital techniques. These can be accessed below.

	Laser Scan Data from Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucestershire 2017. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091254
	Laser Scan Data from Exeter Cathedral, Exeter, Devon 2016. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091407
	Laser Scan Data from Ely Cathedral, Ely, Cambridgeshire 2016. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091405
	Laser Scan Data from Chester Cathedral, Chester, Cheshire 2015-2019. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091404
	Laser Scan Data from Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln, Lincolnshire 2019. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091206
	Laser Scan Data from the Church of St Mary, Ottery St Mary, Devon 2016. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091207
	Laser Scan Data from Tewkesbury Abbey, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire 2017. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091218
	Laser Scan Data from Wells Cathedral, Wells, Somerset 2019. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091219
	Laser Scan Data from Westminster Abbey, Westminster, Greater London 2019. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091253
	Laser Scan Data from St Stephen's Chapel, Westminster 2019. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091201
	Laser Scan Data from St. Mary's Church, Nantwich, Cheshire 2015. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091200
	Laser Scan Data from Norwich Cathedral, Norwich, Norfolk 2019. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1091202
	Laser Scan Data from Norton Priory, Runcorn, Cheshire 2017. Released: 12 April 2022 Collection doi: 10.5284/1088102