
What a Modern-Day Stonemason Can Tell Us About Hand Building 13th- Century Gothic Cathedrals and Carving Gargoyles
History Unplugged Podcast
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This chapter delves into the essential roles that churches played in 13th-century English communities, serving not only as places of worship but also as hubs of social interaction. It also highlights the intricate art of stonemasonry and the architectural transformation from Anglo-Saxon churches to Gothic cathedrals, featuring insights from a seasoned stonemason on the craft's historical importance.
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