| PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | xi |
| INTRODUCTION | |
| Brief History | xiii |
| Previous Excavations | xvii |
| The Present Excavations | xviii |
| The Site | xix |
| Summary of Main Results | xix |
| Destination of Finds | xxi |
| THE EXCAVATIONS | |
| The Main Cloister | 2 |
| The Eastern Range | 5 |
| The Southern Range | 15 |
| The Western Range | 18 |
| The Area West of the Church, and the West Front | 24 |
| The South Aisle | 26 |
| The South Transept and Early Chapels | 33 |
| The North Aisle | 38 |
| The Nave | 46 |
| The North Transept and Early Chapels | 46 |
| East End of the First Chrch | 56 |
| Area East of the First curch | 63 |
| The Lesser Cloister | 68 |
| The Infirmary Area | 82 |
| THE GROUND PLAN | 90 |
| BRIEF NOTES ON THE 1962 AND 1963 EXCAVATIONS | 91 |
| APPENDICES: | |
| (A) Building Materials, kinds of stone, possible sources, tiles, tile-patterns, masons’ marks | 101 |
| (B) The pottery. (Report by Mrs. J. Le Patourel, with a contribution by Mr. J. G. Hurst) | 106 |
| (C) Window Glass | 122 |
| (D) Miscellaneous metal objects | 124 |
| (E) Objects of wood bone, etc. | 125 |
| (F) Coins and Jettons | 125 |
| (G) Coffins and Interments | 127 |
| (H) Animal Remains. (Report by Dr. M. L. Ryders) | 132 |
| INDEX | 137 |
With a Supplement containing maps etc.
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