Whose shrine does the durham cathedral house? what other purpose did/does the cathedral serve?

Durham Cathedral is a Romanesque-style Norman structure built between 1093 and 1133. It was established as a monastic cathedral to hold St Cuthbert's shrine, replacing an older chapel dedicated to him.

St. Cuthbert's shrine is located here and the purposes are listed down:

For more information regarding Durham's Cathedral house, refer to the link:

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