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J Brit Archaeol Ass 137
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Title:
J Brit Archaeol Ass 137
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Series:
Journal of the British Archaeological Association
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Volume:
137
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1984
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Date Of Issue From: 1984
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BIAB (British Archaeological Abstracts (BAA))
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Created Date:
05 Dec 2008
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Excavations at the church of All Saints, Brixworth, Northamptonshire 1981-2
M Audouy
1 - 44
Reports the examination of the N porticus and narthex, study of mortars (71 samples analysed), petrology, and early-mid Saxon pottery. Foundations of N wall nave, porticus and narthex are contemporary and indicate a large and complex building requiring considerable resources and skills. (See also 86/605, 709).
The petrological contribution to the survey of All Saints' Church, Brixworth, Northamptonshire: an interim study
Donald Sutherland
David Parsons
45 - 64
Over 30 different stone types were grouped in a sequence analysable by archaeological means. All groups contained reused masonry, including Roman; a drawn colour elevation is reproduced. The types of stone suggest royal patronage. (See also 86/694, 709.)
The early church in County Durham: a reassessment
Eric Cambridge
65 - 85
Considers the evidence to AD 850 for who built the churches, what for, how common they were, and survivals. Secular as well as monastic minsters are deduced, and because they tended not to undergo rebuilding they survive today.
The church of St Etienne at Dreux and its role in the formulation of early Gothic architecture
Stephen Gardner
86 - 113
Discusses one of the 'seminal monuments in the Romanesque-Gothic transition in Northern France'.
Architecture at Peterborough in the 13th century
Mary A Dean
114 - 129
Pershore Abbey: the 13th century choir
Catherine Milburn
130 - 144
The 13th century tile-tombs of the Abbots of Jumièges
E C Norton
145 - 167
