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Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire

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Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire

Summary

Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire is a doctoral thesis[1].

Key Facts

  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire authored the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — author (P50): Aleksandra McClain[2].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's instance of is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's language of work or name is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — language of work or name (P407): English[4].
  • 2005 marks the founding of Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire[5].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire was released on 2005[6].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's main subject is the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — main subject (P921): England in the High Middle Ages[7].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's main subject is the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — main subject (P921): history of Yorkshire[8].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's main subject is the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — main subject (P921): medieval archaeology[9].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's main subject is the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — main subject (P921): church archaeology[10].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's work available at URL is recorded as http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/10987/[11].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's title is recorded as Patronage, power and identity : the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire[12].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Construction and Commemoration: local churches and funerary sculpture in 11th-12th century Ryedale, North Yorkshire[13].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Brancepeth, St Brandon[14].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Tam Angli quam Franci: Self-definition in Anglo-Norman England[15].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): The 'proper study' of medieval archaeology[16].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Reading the Past: Current Approaches to Interpretation in Archaeology[17].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Method and theory in medieval archaeology[18].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Method and theory in medieval archaeology in the 1990's[19].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Archaeology and Text[20].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): New approaches to medieval archaeology, part 1[21].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): The Medieval Castle in England and Wales[22].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Norman Castles in Britain[23].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Landscapes of Lordship. Norman Castles and the Countryside in Medieval Norfolk, 1066–1200[24].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture, Volume 1: County Durham and Northumberland[25].
  • Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's cites work is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — cites work (P2860): Belief and Patronage in the English Parish before 1300: Some Evidence from Roods[26].

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Designation and Status

Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire's instance of is recorded as the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].

History and Context

2005 marks the founding of Power, Patronage, and Identity: the social use of local churches and commemorative monuments in tenth to twelfth-century North Yorkshire[5].

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Direct Wikidata claims

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  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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  1. 11w ago · TangoAF · 2026-05-23 view diff on Wikidata ↗
    Ethos thesis id → uk.bl.ethos.431368
    Author → Aleksandra McClain
    Cites work → Construction and Commemoration: local churches and funerary sculpture in 11th-12th century Ryedale, North Yorkshire, Brancepeth, St Brandon, Tam Angli quam Franci: Self-definition in Anglo-Norman England +33
    Work available at url → http://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/10987/
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