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  • Sat 28
    Poster for the 'Islamesque' talk by Diana Darke. The poster is in the Society's colours - white and yellow text on a dark blue background - and features an image of the front cover of Diana's book

    Islamesque

    Featured 28 February @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
    The Cornerstone Centre 60 Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, Kent, United Kingdom

    A talk by Diana Darke.   ABOUT THE TALK Who really built Europe's Romanesque monuments? In this talk based on her groundbreaking book of the same title, Diana Darke explores the evidence embedded in medieval monasteries, churches and castles, from Mont Saint-Michel and the Leaning Tower of Pisa to Durham Cathedral and the Basilica of Santiago […]

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