SDO9590 - The History of Fordington. A British Battleground, a Roman Suburb, a Royal Manor, and a Prebendal Church
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Type | Monograph |
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Title | The History of Fordington. A British Battleground, a Roman Suburb, a Royal Manor, and a Prebendal Church |
Author/Originator | Bartelot, R G |
Date/Year | 1915 |
Abstract/Summary
A history of the Parish of Fordington, from prehistoric times until the 19th century. The earlier chapters on the ‘British’ and Roman periods are typical fanciful antiquarian speculations, but contain some interesting information, mostly gleaned from other sources, on the Iron Age and Roman burials in Fordington. The later chapters are largely concerned with church history. It contains a building history of St George’s with accompanying drawings of architectural details by Jem Feacey (taken from an article in the Proceedings of the Natural History and Archaeology Society vol. 30) and a fairly detailed description of the decorated medieval floor tiles from the church with numerous illustrations.
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Description
Published by Henry Ling, Dorchester, 1915. Contains a series of figures and plates on a range of subjects.
Location
Referenced Monuments (4)
- MDO19105 Greenhill House, Fordington Green; Roman burials (Monument)
- MDO19103 Harvey Vault, St George's Church, Fordington, Dorchester; Late Iron Age ?chariot burial (Monument)
- MDO10262 Louds Mill, St George's Road, Fordington, Dorchester (Listed Building)
- MDO19001 Medieval hospital and later almshouse dedicated to St Mary Magdalene, Fordington, Dorchester (Monument)
Referenced Events (2)
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