AN INVESTIGATION OF THE LIGHT-TRANSMITTING PROPERTIES OF EARLY MEDIEVAL SPLAYED WINDOWS
David Parsons
There is some evidence that early medieval single-light splayed windows were specifically designed for maximum optical efficiency. Some factors affecting the design of an individual window are examined from three points view: (1) a brief theoretical consideration crude effects size and angle splay; (2) abbreviated account analysis characteristics actual surviving Anglo-Saxon period; (3) experiment to determine by means scale apparatus relative size, type splay, surface finish fabric.
Archaeometry