The Tomb was first found in Lewes Priory.
However, due to the destruction of monasteries by Henry VIII, it had to be moved to Chichester's Cathedral, where it is now.
Se trasladó a Chichester debido a su proximidad con It was moed to Chiichester due to its proximity to the Arun district, where Arundel's city can be found. This was the place where Richard Fitzalan was born, and where we can find the Castle of Arundel. This area was always under the dominion of the dukes of Norfolk.
Arundel's Tomb is a funerary monuent, and so it belongs to the description of material heritage. Its values are very different.
A heritage that could have been forgotten due to the pass of time, acquired a new value thanks to Philip Larkin: the value of point of cultural interest.
