Ryder, P. F. (1997). Durham churches: a programme of archaeological assessment. Church Archaeology 01. Vol 1, pp. 35-41. https://doi.org/10.5284/1081858.  Cite this via datacite

Title: Durham churches: a programme of archaeological assessment
Issue: Church Archaeology 01
Series: Church Archaeology
Volume: 1
Page Start/End: 35 - 41
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Abstract: The Diocese of Durham have commissioned a series of archaeological assessments of medieval parish churches within the county. These entail investigation of the fabric and brief examination of faculty and other historical evidence. Most of these churches have aroused little interest since the antiquarian era. The assessment programme is allowing the revision of the structural histories of many buildings where previously unrecognised phases, ranging from pre-Conquest to post-medieval in date, can now be demonstrated. The nature and extent of 19th-century ‘restoration’ works has also never been adequately documented.
Author: Peter F Ryder
Year of Publication: 1997
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MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods) Archaeological assessment (Event)
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Created Date: 30 Sep 2020