Fragments from an exceptional monument discovered in the ruins of ‘Gundulf Tower’ in 1922 possibly formed part of shrines of St Paulinus and Ithamar reconstruced by Bishop Hamo de Hythe in the fourteenth century.
Read MoreTwo Caen stone fragments of an elaborate piece of sculpture in high relief may have originated from the shrine of St William of Perth.
Read MoreA relief of a Romanesque bishop once adorning the West Facade possibly depicts St Paulinus.
Read MoreMary P. Richards investigates the cults of Saint Paulinus and Ithamar.
Read MoreAnneliese Arnold discusses evidence relating to the shrine of Saint Paulinus at Rochester Cathedral between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries.
Read MoreFrances Arnold explores the cultural synthesis behind the Cathedral and collections from the Norman Conquest until the major fire of 1137.
Read MoreRochester Cathedral
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Rochester
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