Jedburgh Abbey
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Jedburgh Abbey is a 12th-century Augustinian monastery in the Scottish Borders, renowned for its impressive Romanesque and early Gothic architecture and its role in medieval Scottish religious life.
Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Augustinian monastery
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abbey → medieval monastery → |
| architecturalStyle |
Early Gothic
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Romanesque → |
| associatedWith |
Scottish Reformation
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| category |
Augustinian monasteries in Scotland
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Monasteries in the Scottish Borders → Ruined abbeys in Scotland → |
| conservationStatus |
protected historic site
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| country |
Scotland
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| dedicatedTo |
the Virgin Mary
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| denomination |
Roman Catholic Church
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| foundedBy |
David I of Scotland
NERFINISHED
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| foundedInCentury |
12th century
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| foundedInPeriod |
High Middle Ages
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| function |
monastic community
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place of worship → religious house → |
| hasChapterHouse |
true
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| hasCloister |
true
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| hasFeature |
early Gothic choir
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nave with Romanesque arcades → tower → transepts → |
| hasGraveyard |
true
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| hasViewOf |
Jedburgh town
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| heritageDesignation |
Category A listed building
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Scheduled monument → |
| historicalEra |
medieval Scotland
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| influencedBy |
Norman architecture
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|
| knownFor |
early Gothic architectural features
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impressive Romanesque architecture → role in medieval Scottish religious life → |
| locatedIn |
Jedburgh
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| locatedInNation |
Kingdom of Scotland
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|
| locatedInRegion |
Scottish Borders
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| managedBy |
Historic Environment Scotland
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| material |
sandstone
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|
| near |
Jed Water
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| openToPublic |
true
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| partOf |
medieval Scottish church network
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| region |
Borders
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| religiousOrder |
Augustinian Canons Regular
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|
| status |
ruined abbey
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| tourismRegion |
Scottish Borders tourist area
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| usedAs |
tourist attraction
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Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Borders
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contains |
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Scottish Borders
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containsHistoricSite |
|
David I of Scotland
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founded |