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This research explores the transition from wooden to stone architecture in Early Medieval Europe, examining the movements and motivations of builders. Using geographic information systems, it aims to understand the relationship between building practices and the historical landscape in regions like England, Switzerland…
In the Early Middle Ages stone architecture was reintroduced to many parts of European by secular and ecclesiastical authorities who recruited building specialists from distant regions.
This project will analyse how and why this radical change from wood to stone architecture took place by investigating the movements, materials, methods and motivations of builders and patrons.Previous research has focused on texts and objects.
For example, Bede speaks of workmen from ""Francia"" building Wearmout…
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
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