The church of St Nicolas, Aberdeen
Keywords:
Church, Architectural
Church, Architectural
Period(s):
11th Century, Medieval
11th Century, Medieval
Abstract
Excavation in the transept of St Nicholas' Church suggests that the original building dates from 1153-57 and not, as previously claimed, to 11th century. Evidence for medieval modifications is described, and there is an architectural and an archaeological account of the pre- and post-Reformation features of the building. The archaeology of the church is shown to have a bearing on the history and growth of the medieval city. R K M
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Published
30-11-1975
How to Cite
Hunter, J. (1975). The church of St Nicolas, Aberdeen. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 105, 236–247. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.105.236.247
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