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Landscapes of pilgrimage in Medieval Britain
vi, 292 pages : illustrations, maps ; 30 cm.
Chapter 1. The purpose and the pilgrim -- Chapter 2. The pilgrim's presence in scholarship -- Chapter 3. Ely to Walsingham -- Chapter 4. Salisbury to Winchester -- Chapter 5. St. Asaph to Holywell -- Chapter 6. Camelford to Bodmin -- Chapter 7. Responses, the pilgrim experience and cultural comparisons -- Appendices A. Shortlist of data recorded for each case study -- Appendix B. Detailed maps of the route taken for each case study -- Appendix C. Digitised data sheets recorded for each site -- Appendix D. Individual surviving pre-Reformation church dedications -- Appendix E. Religious houses in Norfolk, Witshire, Hampshire, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Cornwall, as recorded by Knowles & Hadock in 'Religious Houses of England & Wales' (1953) -- Appendix F. Catalogue of ampullae from Portable Antiquities Scheme Database with motifs relating to Walsingham -- Appendix G. Catalogue of pilgrim badges from Portable Antiquities Scheme Database with motifs definitely relating to Walsingham (excluding the London Waterfront Cluster).
Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--University College London (University of London), 2013.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 178-189).
Landscapes of pilgrimage in Medieval Britain. 2013