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 | | The abbey was founded in 1244 and ended its life at the Reformation, although with far less damage to its buildings than elsewhere. |
 | | Chapter 9 is on No. 1 Abbey Green (of 1975- 78), and S W Ward describes the excavation evidence of robbing of Roman features, a road surface, pits, a corn-drying oven, timber building, hearths, and a drain, concluded by a discussion (pp 69- 84). |
 | | The history of the abbey and town from the medieval period to the present day is covered in nine chapters. |
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