Anglo-Saxon church groups
Helen Gittos
This chapter examines the evidence for chronology and development of Anglo-Saxon church groups as a common way in which sacred places were organized. It summarizes current ideas about form layout precincts, changing aesthetics Carolingian architecture, dedication churches within groups. also suggests that clusters designed such so they would look little like an urban centre, city, with all resonance carried early monasticism, Romanitas, Old New Jerusalem.
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