The medieval hall: the basis of secular domestic life, 600-1600 AD

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Combines evidence from archaeology, standing structures, and literary sources to provide a thorough treatment of one of the dominant architectural forms of Britain and continental Europe from Anglo-Saxon times to the Renaissance. Concerned mostly with architectural features, but also explores the so

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