Bridewell Revisited: Finds From A Lost Palace

The location and layout of Bridewell Palace, Henry VIII's first major building project, have previously been documented through both historical research and archaeological excavation, though the latter has been extremely limited when compared to the extent of the palace complex. This article de...

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Published in:Post-medieval archaeology 2022-05, Vol.56 (2), p.163-214
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