Rievaulx Abbey: update on a long-term landscape conversation

Horsfield, F.

Rievaulx Abbey: update on a long-term landscape conversation

Horsfield, F.

Authors

Freya Horsfield freya.horsfield@durham.ac.uk
PGR Student Doctor of Philosophy

Abstract

As the countdown begins to the ioo" anniversary of national guardianship be,ginning at Rievaulx Abbey in 1917, collaborations are now underway to examine the surprisingly understudied archaeology of this heritage icon. Rievaulx Abbey has been a part of the North Yorkshire landscape for nearly 900 years. The name conjures images of the evocatively ruinous buildings at the heart of the former Cistercian monastery north of Helmsley. The abbey's history is more complex than that of its monastic phase, however, although it is this phase which is most well-known.

Citation

Horsfield, F. (2016). Rievaulx Abbey: update on a long-term landscape conversation. Bulletin / (Teesside Archaeological Society. Online), 20, 22-24

Journal Article Type	Article
Acceptance Date	Feb 21, 2016
Publication Date	2016
Deposit Date	Jul 21, 2016
Publicly Available Date	Sep 5, 2016
Journal	Bulletin
Print ISSN	2058-5144
Electronic ISSN	2058-5152
Publisher	Teesside Archaeological Society
Peer Reviewed	Not Peer Reviewed
Volume	20
Pages	22-24
Publisher URL	https://teesarchsoc.com/