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  1. EXTERIOR DECORATION AT SITES BELONGING TO THE NORMAN KINGS

    Article • The Antiquaries Journal, September 2022, Cambridge University Press

    Mrs Rita Wood

  2. A Grave-Marker at Kirby Hill, North Riding

    Article • Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, January 2021, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  3. The Cistercians did use sculpture, and at Kirkstall abbey it was not just 'decoration'.

    Article • Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, August 2015, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  4. Jelling is in the middle of Jutland, it was a royal site at the time of the conversion of the Danes.

    Article • Danish Journal of Archaeology, January 2014, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  5. Twelfth-century sculpture to see in suburban Leeds.

    Article • Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, August 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  6. The twelfth-century sculpture of the restored parish church at Bishop Wilton.

    Article • Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, August 2012, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  7. Naive carvings with a learned programme on a font that has disappeared....

    Article • Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, August 2011, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  8. The chapel is a glorious little golden hall, hidden inside 'Castle', or University college.

    Article • Northern History, March 2010, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  9. The crypt of Dijon cathedral is the remnant of an early 11th-century building.

    Article • The Antiquaries Journal, May 2009, Cambridge University Press

    Mrs Rita Wood

  10. Geometric Patterns in English Romanesque Sculpture

    Article • Journal of the British Archaeological Association, January 2001, Taylor & Francis

    Mrs Rita Wood

  11. Repeating patterns of zigzags, blocks or arcs are often mistakenly assumed to be just decoration.

    Article • Journal of the British Archaeological Association, January 2001, Maney Publishing

    Mrs Rita Wood