Authors: Kemp, Brian; Tatton-Brown, Tim

Source: Journal of the British Archaeological Association, Volume 161, 2008 , pp. 94-103(10)

Publisher: Maney Publishing

Abstract:

Salisbury Cathedral's cloister has received less scholarly attention than it merits. An important and outstanding issue is that of the structure's date. This has never been securely established, and there is no scholarly consensus on the matter. With reference to documentary and archaeological evidence, this article establishes unequivocally a documented start-date of after 15 June 1263 for the second stage of the project. In so doing it confirms the opinion of Pamela Blum, and corrects mistakes in her article of 1991 on the sequence of the 13th-century building campaigns at Salisbury.

Document Type: Research Article

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1179/174767008x330545

Publication date: 2008-09-01

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