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Dorchester Abbey, Oxfordshire [Hardback]

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Warwick Rodwell

Formāts: Hardback, 256 pages, b/w & col illus
Izdošanas datums: 18-Nov-2009
Izdevniecība: Oxbow Books
ISBN-10: 184217388X
ISBN-13: 9781842173886

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Formāts: Hardback, 256 pages, b/w & col illus
Izdošanas datums: 18-Nov-2009
Izdevniecība: Oxbow Books
ISBN-10: 184217388X
ISBN-13: 9781842173886

Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:

Medieval European archaeology
Religious buildings - (Noliktavā: 1 punkts)

Permanent link: https://www.kriso.lv/db/9781842173886.html

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Dorchester-on-Thames and its abbey have been subjects of antiquarian interest for more than 450 years, and during that time much has been written about them. They are, however, still far from being comprehensively studied and recorded. Indeed, the most substantial architectural description of the medieval church was written as long ago as 1845, and a thoroughgoing reappraisal has long been overdue. In this major new study on the origins, history and architecture of Dorchester Abbey, Warwick Rodwell assembles a huge amount of material from observations during repair and conservation and information derived from archaeological excavation, as well as the unexpected discovery of previously unstudied and unpublished topographical and architectural material, housed in several archives. The volume is divided into two parts: the first contains an account of the archaeology of the site and the architectural development of the abbey, while the second comprises a series of detailed notes and observations on the present structure, its fittings and furnishings.

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The result is like having Professor Rodwell - one of the pioneers of church archaeology - as your own personal mentor. In revealing the richly detailed story of one building he also explains his methods, opening your eyes to the wealth of information that can be extracted from the scars, hack marks and holes that abound in every church.' -- Current Archaeology Current Archaeology Magnificent... seamlessly combines meticulous observation with archival research in an enthralling analysis of the evidence.' -- Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain Newsletter, No. 100 Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain Newsletter, No. 100 A very well-produced book' -- Medieval Archaeology Medieval Archaeology haeology

Preface

Acknowledgements

xii

Part 1 Archaeology, Architecture and Context

The Antiquarian Background

(17)

Early Descriptions of Dorchester

(3)

Antiquarian Illustrations

(1)

Watercolours, Drawings and Sketches

(1)

Early Photographs

(1)

Maps and Plans of Dorchester Abbey

(5)

Twentieth-century Scholarship

(6)

Before the Cathedral: Archaeology and Topography

(7)

Prehistoric Settlement

(1)

The Roman Town

(4)

Enclosure and Defence

(2)

A Temple(?)

(2)

Roman Christianity

(1)

Early Anglo-Saxon Occupation

(3)

Dorchester Cathedral, c. 635--1067

(8)

The Middle Saxon Foundation

(2)

Cathedral and Town in the Late Saxon Period

(6)

Morphology and Development of the Town

(2)

Anglo-Saxon Church Fabric

(4)

From Cathedral to Abbey: the Transition

(5)

The College of Secular Canons, c. 1067--1140

(1)

Architecture of the Collegiate Church

(4)

Dorchester Abbey: A Historical Summary, c. 1140--2007

(8)

The Monastic Era

(2)

After the Reformation

(6)

Later Sixteenth Century

(1)

Seventeenth Century

(1)

Eighteenth Century

(1)

Nineteenth Century

(1)

Twentieth Century

(2)

Topography of the Augustinian Abbey, c. 1140--1536

(18)

Conventual Buildings

(5)

Cloister Garth and Walks

(2)

Layout of the Claustral Ranges

(3)

Precinct

(13)

Boundaries

(2)

Gateways

(4)

Guest House and `The Abbey' House

(3)

Barns

(4)

The Abbey Church and its Architectural Evolution, c. 1140--1536

(35)

Nomenclature

(2)

Twelfth Century

(8)

Nave

(1)

Eastern Arm and Presbytery

(2)

Crossing and Transepts

(4)

Font

(1)

Thirteenth Century

(7)

Phase 1: Addition of Transeptal Chapels, c. 1230--1250

(1)

Phase 2: Narrow North Chancel Aisle, c. 1250--1260

(2)

Phase 3: North Chancel Aisle Rebuilt, c. 1280--1300

(1)

Other 13th-century Features and Decoration

(3)

Late Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries

(13)

Phase 4: West Tower, c. 1270--1300+

(1)

Phase 5: South-east Chancel Chapel, c. 1290--1300

(1)

Phase 6: Wide South Chancel Aisle, c. 1310--1320

(1)

Phase 7: Eastward Extension of the Presbytery, c. 1330--1340

(7)

Phase 8: South Nave Aisle, c. 1350--1360

(1)

Summary of Dating

(1)

Furnishings

(1)

Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Centuries

(5)

After the Dissolution: Architectural History of the Parish Church, 1536--1844

(9)

Later Sixteenth Century

(1)

Seventeenth Century

100

(2)

Eighteenth Century

102

(3)

Early Nineteenth Century

105

(3)

Dorchester Abbey Restored, 1844--2007

108

(11)

Victorian Restoration, 1844--1883

108

(6)

Repairs and Alterations Since 1883

114

(2)

Summary of Post-Reformation Repairs

116

(3)

Part 2 The Fabric and Fittings of the Church

Chancel

119

(13)

Exterior

119

(2)

Interior

121

(6)

Fittings

127

(5)

North Chancel Aisle (St Birinus's Chapel)

132

(10)

Exterior

132

(6)

Interior

138

(3)

Fittings

141

(1)

South Chancel Aisle (Lady Chapel, Requiem Chapel and Shrine Chapel)

142

(18)

Exterior

142

(5)

Interior

147

(4)

Fittings

151

(9)

Crossing and Transepts

160

(3)

Exterior

160

(1)

Interior

160

(3)

Nave

163

(10)

Exterior

163

(2)

Interior

165

(5)

Fittings

170

(3)

South Nave Aisle and Porch (People's Chapel)

173

(17)

Exterior

173

(2)

Interior

175

(6)

Fittings

181

(4)

Crypt

185

(1)

South Porch

186

(4)

Tower

190

(8)

Exterior

190

(3)

Interior

193

(2)

Fittings

195

(3)

Churchyard and Abbey Guest House

198

(7)

Churchyard

198

(5)

Abbey Guest House (Dorchester Abbey Museum)

203

(2)

Architectural Fragments

205

(2)

Appendix: Handlist of Archival Sources for Dorchester Abbey

207

(3)

British Library

207

(1)

Bodleian Library

207

(1)

Oxfordshire Record Office

208

(1)

Centre For Oxfordshire Studies

208

(1)

National Monuments Record

208

(1)

Other Institutions

209

(1)

Abbreviations

210

(1)

Bibliography

210

(7)

Index

217

(4)

Plates

221

Professor Warwick Rodwell, OBE, D.Phil, D.Litt, FSA, is Consultant Archaeologist to Westminster Abbey and formerly Visiting Professor in Archaeology at the University of Reading. He has written or edited several volumes on Westminster Abbey. He is also author of volumes on Wells Cathedral, Dorchester Abbey and The Archaeology of Churches (2012).

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