Fergusson, P. (1975). The south transept elevation of Byland Abbey. J Brit Archaeol Ass ser 3 38. Vol 38, pp. 155-176.

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Title:		 The south transept elevation of Byland Abbey
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Issue:		 J Brit Archaeol Ass ser 3 38
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Series:		 Journal of the British Archaeological Association
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Volume:		 38
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Page Start/End:		 155 - 176
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Abstract:		 [SE 549789]. A reconstruction is essayed of the most ambitious 12th-century Cistercian building in England, and the sources of its inspiration are discussed. A whole new architectural vocabulary is evident in the bundled-shaft piers, the handling of decorative detail and of junctions of structural elements, and the introduction of a wooden barrel vault. The sources for this treatment are mainly in NE France-Flanders, and the energy is attributable to the community's Savigniac origins. Work must have begun in late 1160 and been substantially complete by 1177. Byland's influence on the early gothic of N England is traced.
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Author:		 Peter Fergusson
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Year of Publication:		 1975
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Wooden Barrel Vault (Auto Detected Subject)
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Created Date:		 05 Dec 2008