Norwich Cathedral Close
- 316 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Changes in the layout of the cathedral and its close traced over 600 years, using Norwich as a case-study.
This author delves into archaeological discoveries and academic insights to illuminate the medieval period. Her work focuses on how we can interpret the past through material culture and social structures. Through her research, she offers new perspectives on the lives and societies that shaped our history. Her expertise brings a deeper understanding of historical processes and their impact.



Changes in the layout of the cathedral and its close traced over 600 years, using Norwich as a case-study.
An examination of daily life in the Middle Ages which reveals the intimate relations between age groups, between the living and the dead, and between people and things.
Exploring the intersection of gender, biology, and society, this critical introduction delves into the evolution of gender archaeology over the past twenty years. It highlights the influence of feminist perspectives, offering unique insights into the sexual division of labor, sexuality, and gender identity. A significant case study on gender and space in medieval English castles illustrates these themes effectively. Comprehensive and accessible, this work aims to stimulate further debate in the field of archaeology.