Corridors of power: a case study in access analysis from medieval England

Amanda Richardson

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Medieval European History and Architecture Medieval Architecture and Archaeology Historical and Archaeological Studies

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One of the most important techniques to be applied in medieval archaeology is access analysis, in which the spaces inside a structure are categorised by their relative ease of access and interpreted in terms of privilege and privacy. The author demonstrates the method, taking buildings from Salisbury town and Cathedral Close as a case study.

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