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Title: Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of Four areas of Dunfermline Abbey The South Aisle, Memorial Chapel, North Transept and North East Dais For Dr Michael Penman
Author(s): Carrick Utsi, Erica
Birtwisle, Alexander
Penman, Michael
Contact Email: m.a.penman@stir.ac.uk
Keywords: Medieval
Liturgy
Ground Penetrating Radar
Archaeology
Scotland
Dunfermline
Benedictine
Issue Date: 31-Oct-2022
Date Deposited: 15-Mar-2023
Citation: Carrick Utsi E, Birtwisle A & Penman M (2022) <i>Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of Four areas of Dunfermline Abbey The South Aisle, Memorial Chapel, North Transept and North East Dais For Dr Michael Penman</i>. University of Stirling; Dunfermline Heritage Partnership; Abbey Church of Dunfermline; Historic Environment Scotland; Fife Council. Ely, Cambridgeshire. http://dunfgpr.stir.ac.uk/
Abstract: Technical report for Dunfermline Ground-Penetrating Radar project at Dunfermline Abbey for Stage IV August 2022, written by Erica Carrick Utsi; funded by the Royal Society of Edinburgh; under the aegis of the Dunfermline Heritage Partnership and site custodians, the Abbey Church of Dunfermline Kirk Session, Historic Environment Scotland, and Fife Council. See updated interpretive report by M. Penman and E.C. Utsi (2023) - In Search of the Scottish Royal Mausoleum at the Benedictine Abbey of Dunfermline, Fife: Medieval Liturgy, Antiquarianism, and a Ground-Penetrating Radar Pilot Survey, 2016-22 at http://dunfgpr.stir.ac.uk/ .
URL: http://dunfgpr.stir.ac.uk/
Rights: The authors retain copyright. Proper attribution is required.

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