Archaeological findings in the south range of Exeter Cathedral cloisters, 2013
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Résumé
During building work archaeological recording was carried out through two small trench excavations and stnading building recording including access to newly exposed areas where modern partitions and boarding were removed. Report details all findings and includes an appendix of documentary research. "Observations were made when building work was undertaken in the south cloister range of Exeter Cathedral. One medieval buttress foundation was exposed, allowing a reconstruction of the layout of the bays of the 15th-century south cloister walk to be confirmed. The serge market built on the site in 1657 replicated the bay rhythm of the medieval walk; one of its posts was found to sit on the buttress foundation. New evidence for the character of the market was found, including the construction and layout of its upper floor, its paving, and the form of its frontage where some high-quality carpentry detail was exposed. The main beams were of pine - a significant early use of this wood. The sequence of alterations to the market is now much better understood. On the first floor, the eastern bay was evidently separated from the adjacent rooms soon after the market was built; fragments of a late 17th- or early 18th-century timber-framed partition mark the division. More radical changes are attributable to remodelling in 1796-7, when a grand new stair well was installed within the market building to serve the rebuilt Second Canon's House, which backed on to the south enclosure wall of the cloister. Evidence for a previously unknown secondary staircase of this date was found, and the date and form of the walls around the main staircase were established. Appendices present a detailed account of the documentary evidence relating to the south cloister walk and Church House, and newly discovered photographic evidence relating to this group of buildings."
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| Science ouverte | 0,001 | 0,001 |
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