Medieval Art and Architecture at Canterbury before 1220

Published for the British Archaeological Association

British Archaeological Association Conference Transactions, Volume 5

Contents of this fifth volume include:

• The Significance of the 11th -century Rebuilding of Christ Church and St Augustines, Canterbury, in the Development of Romanesque Architecture by Richard Gem 
• Remains of the Lanfranc Building in the Great Central Tower and the North-West Choir/Transept Area by H. J. A. Strik 
• St Anselm's Crypt by Eric Fernie 
• The Romanesque Vices at Canterbury by David Parsons 
• Canterbury Cathedral Clerestory: the Glazing Programme in Relation to the Campaigns of Construction by Madeline H. Caviness 
• Notes on the Decorated Stone Roundels in the Corona and Trinity Chapel in Canterbury Cathedral by Elizabeth Eames 
• Archbishop Hubert Walter's Tomb and its Furnishings by Neil Stratford, Pamela Tudor-Craig and Anna Maria Muthesius 
• The Conventual Seals of Canterbury Cathedral, 1066-1232 by T. A. Heslop 
• Manuscripts of Early Anglo-Norman Canterbury by Anne Lawrence 
• The Great Hall of the Archbishop's Palace by Tim Tatton-Brown 
• The Completion of the Abbey Church of SS Peter, Paul and Augustine, Canterbury, by Abbots Wido and Hugh of Fleury by Humphrey Woods 
• The Decoration of Canterbury Castle Keep by Derek Renn

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