Medieval Graffiti: the lost voices of England's churches
The Project Director's blog for the Norfolk Medieval Graffiti Survey.
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Recent posts
- The trouble with Lichen: life and death in an English churchyard
- Siena Part 2: A name, a place, a face, and a fleeting memory of glory.
- Siena - part 1. The lost voices of the crypt.
- Three women of Ryburgh: a memory of lives in a Norfolk landscape
- 'Witch marks' are just SO last decade... now carpenters marks are cool.
- Just how many archaeologists are there then?
- The girl in the glass...
- Twas the night before Christmas - when the Devil came to visit...
- Of books, book curses, and the wrath of librarians...
- Blurred Boundaries: magic, graffiti, and the medieval church