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Shropshire: art, architecture, and archaeology from Roman Wroxeter to the sixteenth century
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Shropshire: art, architecture, and archaeology from Roman Wroxeter to the sixteenth century
The latest in the British Archaeological Association’s regional conference volumes covers Shropshire. The 16 contributions might seem at first sight to concentrate on the county’s best-known Roman and medieval sites – such as Wroxeter, Shrewsbury, Much Wenlock Priory, Buildwas Abbey, and Stokesay Castle (which would be understandable given their quality). The net is actually cast…
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