Mellor, J. and Pearce, T., (1981). The Austin Friars, Leicester.
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The Austin Friars, Leicester | ||||||
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Council for British Archaeology Research Reports | ||||||
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35 | ||||||
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The waterlogged area of the site produced quantities of wood, leather, and environmental evidence of particular value for understanding the economy of a medieval friary. In particular the land use of the adjacent meadow and the close links with the Leicester Shoemakers' Guild are attested. Pottery indicates local marketing patterns (and no corporate poverty). Buildings of the two cloisters were excavated; ten main phases are recorded from 12th/13th century to the coming of the railway in 1832. | ||||||
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1981 | ||||||
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0 900312 94 7 | ||||||
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Date Of Issue From: 1981 | ||||||
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British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA) | ||||||
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05 Dec 2008 |
