SLI13419 - 'Uses and Recycling of Brick in Medieval and Tudor English Buildings: Insights from the Application of Luminescence Dating and New Avenues for Further Research' in The Archaeological Journal

Source/Archive record (Article in Serial) SLI13419 - 'Uses and Recycling of Brick in Medieval and Tudor English Buildings: Insights from the Application of Luminescence Dating and New Avenues for Further Research' in The Archaeological Journal

Title	'Uses and Recycling of Brick in Medieval and Tudor English Buildings: Insights from the Application of Luminescence Dating and New Avenues for Further Research' in The Archaeological Journal
Author/Originator	I.K. Bayliff, S. Blain, C.P. Graves, T. Gurling and S. Semple
Date/Year	2010

Abstract/Summary

Four Lincolnshire buildings with a known date of construction were used as dating controls in a project by Durham University to evaluate the accuracy of optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating of brick.

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Description

Published in The Archaeological Journal, vol.167, pp.165-96.

Location

HER Offprints - Box 1

Referenced Monuments (4)

MLI22360 Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding (Building)
MLI80517 Doddington Hall (Building)
MLI10032 St Mary's Guildhall, Boston (Building)
MLI43561 Tattershall Castle (Monument)

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Jul 27 2026 2:37PM