SNN459 - Excavations at Greyfriars, Northampton 1972
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Type | Article |
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Title | Excavations at Greyfriars, Northampton 1972 |
Author/Originator | Williams J. |
Date/Year | 1978 |
Abstract/Summary
Limited excavations were conducted on the site of Greyfriars, established in Northampton c.1236-9 and later considerably expanded into a large community. The friary church was identified but its dimensions could not be determined. Building started in mid-13th century with fairly frequent modifications of the fabric and a late 15th century reflooring. The cloister lay to the north with its main buildings adjoining the choir, not the nave. Specialist reports discuss the architectural fragments, ceramic tiles, window glass, pottery, metalwork, and human, mammal, and bird bones.
External Links (1)
- https://doi.org/10.5284/1083069 (Link to article on ADS)
Description
Location
NCC Archives Service, Heritage Team SMR Library
Referenced Monuments (13)
- 1160/22 Church of St Michael (Monument)
- 1160/11/3 Claustral Range, Greyfriars (Monument)
- 1160/11/8 Greyfriars cemetery, Princes Street (Monument)
- 1160/11 Greyfriars Franciscan Friary (Monument)
- 1160/11/10 Medieval Monastic Precinct Boundary (Monument)
- 1160/163 Peacock Inn (Monument)
- 1160/11/6 Possible Chapter House (Monument)
- 1160/22/2 Possible Medieval Churchyard of St Michael (Monument)
- 1160/11/4 Possible Medieval Yard Surface (Monument)
- 1160/11/7 Possible School Within Greyfriars (Monument)
- 1160/147/1 The Fleetwood Mansion (Monument)
- 1160/11/17 The Well Yard (Monument)
- 1160/9 Whitefriars (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- ENN7242 Greyfriars, 1972 (Excavation) (Ref: 7560008)
Record last edited
May 24 2022 2:09PM