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The aim is to explore late medieval religious expression through various metal artifacts.

April 10, 2026Open Access

Worship and devotion in Monmouthshire:some late medieval metalwork

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The aim is to explore late medieval religious expression through various metal artifacts.
Descriptive analysis of metalwork artifacts from historical sites.
Categorization of items: liturgical equipment, pilgrim badges, ampullae, and charms.
Contextual interpretation of findings within the cultural practices of the period.
Identified a range of metalwork reflecting diverse aspects of late medieval religiosity.
Highlighted the significance of personal devotion artifacts in daily life.
Showed variations in metalwork styles representing different religious influences.

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Analysis of medieval metalwork reveals insights into religious practices, highlighting cultural significance.

Abstract

description of various material records of late medieval religiosity, in the form of metalwork from liturgical equipment; pilgrim badges and ampullae; and objects of personal devotion and charms

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Mark Redknap (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d896406c1944d70ce078ae https://doi.org/10.5284/1140212

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Analysis of medieval metalwork reveals insights into religious practices, highlighting cultural significance.

Abstract

description of various material records of late medieval religiosity, in the form of metalwork from liturgical equipment; pilgrim badges and ampullae; and objects of personal devotion and charms

Worship and devotion in Monmouthshire:some late medieval metalwork

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Worship and devotion in Monmouthshire:some late medieval metalwork

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