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September 10, 2025Church archaeology.

Recent work at Meaux Abbey

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CFCharlie FosterRoyal College of Surgeons in Ireland

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Implication

Research employs documentary evidence and resistivity survey to uncover architectural development in Meaux Abbey, suggesting significant archaeological remains await exploration.

Key Points

  • The research indicates significant archaeological remains are likely preserved at Meaux Abbey due to limited disturbance since the 1540s.
  • Using a resistivity survey, along with documentary evidence and previous excavations, the layout of Meaux Abbey's outer precinct was better understood.
  • The investigation reveals a clear transition in architectural development from wattle and daub to stone, reflecting historical economic activities.
  • Future targeted excavations at Meaux Abbey are necessary to further research its precinct layout and relationship between inner and outer courts.

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Charlie Foster (2004) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c19aad9b7b07f3a061c4adhttps://doi.org/10.3828/1081883
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