A new era of scholarship in campanological research and writing.' RINGING WORLDThe beginnings of scientific changeringing now seem most likely, from the considerable body of evidence which has emerged, to have taken place in the eastern counties. In this classic study, Paul Cattermole looks at the development of bell-ringing in one county Norfolk from the earliest records through to the present day, and discovers much which is of general, as well as local, interest. (East Anglian) The beginnings of scientific changeringing now seem most likely, from the considerable body of evidence which has emerged, to have taken place in the eastern counties. Paul Cattermole offers a case study of the development of bell-ringing in Norfolk, from its beginnings to the present day, drawing heavily on local records and information; he also explores bell-ringers' links with the church and with local communities. PAUL CATTERMOLE was Adviser on Bells to the Diocese of Norwich.