Stone Building As Material and Metaphor in Southern Europe (1050–1300)
The four-volume sub-series ‘Petrifying Wealth'explores the sudden ubiquity of masonry construction between 1050 and 1300 in Southern Europe and its profound effect on the European landscape. New questions about wealth, society, and medieval building are explored, which highlight the link between con...
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Brepols Publishers
2025
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