Medieval

Roughly 1100 to 1500 for anything with surviving fabric: load-bearing masonry, timber frames, and openings sized by what the structure would allow rather than by the room.


Also called
Middle Ages · mediaeval
Seen in the wild
None
Broader
None
Narrower
None
Span
c. 1150-1485, defensibly 1066-1550in the United KingdomThe boundaries are conventional rather than fixed by an event, which is why they are given as approximate.
Usage
Not measured
Provenance
authored@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001
Status
active
Material Semantics id
period.medieval
Note
The historical Middle Ages start far earlier, around 500, but almost nothing standing predates 1100, so the useful bracket for a building or an interior starts there.

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