The Archaeology and history of Glastonbury Abbey : essays in honour of the ninetieth birthday of C.A. Ralegh Radford

Abstract

Part 1 Buildings and archaeological surveys: pagan and Christian by the Severn Sea, Philip Rahtz some evidence for new settlements and field systems in late Anglo-Saxon Somerset, Michael D.Costen the Somerset barns of Glastonbury Abbey, C.J.Bond and J.B.Weller the Tribunal, Glastonbury, Somerset, Robert W.Dunning. Part 2 Documents: a single-sheet facsimile of a diploma of King Ine for Glastonbury, Lesley Abrams an early Irish fragment of Isidore of Seville's Etymologiae, James P.Carley and Ann Dooley Glastonbury's early abbots, Sarah Foot Glastonbury and the glastening, David Ewan Thornton Eadmer's letter to the monks of Glastonbury concerning St Dunstan's disputed remains, Richard Sharpe the marshalling of antiquity - Glastonbury's historical dossier, Julia Crick Glastonbury's Cornish connections, O.J.Padel the Glastonbury obit-list, Matthew Blows. Part 3 Interpretations: fraud and its consequences - Savaric of Bath and the reform of Glastonbury, Charles T.Wood Glastonbury Abbey and education, Nicholas Orme from Ynys Wydrin to Glasynbri - Glastonbury in Welsh vernacular tradition, Ceridwen Lloyd-Morgan Glastonbury, Joseph of Arimathea and the Grail in John Hardyng's chronicle, Felicity Riddy.

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