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York’s Medieval City Walls

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York’s Medieval City Walls

A non-accredited history of art course

Course Code

CLL 23/24_NA_133
Course Description

Built, repaired, and repurposed,York’s city walls are linked to defence, power, trade, and civic pride. Utilising archaeological and documentary evidence, we will explore the changing functions and uses of York’s iconic walls, as well as their role in shaping how the city would have been experienced. This half day session focuses on the Medieval period, when the walls were at their largest, most important, and most flexible in function.

Tutor: Barry Crump BA BSc MRes

Term: Summer

Day: Saturday

Time: 2-5pm

Date: 22 June 2024

No. of weeks: 1

Full fee: £28 

Location: University of York Campus, Classroom-based

 

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