Paint on the walls from Roman Times. I believe this was in the barracks so the rest of the place was probably more colorfully decorated.
Doom Stone from the first Norman Minster. Looks scary to me. There was a description, but I couldn’t see what they described. I guess these ghouls are stoking the fires of hell.
A rare find, a person’s face on an Anglo-Saxon gravestone.
Vine scroll carving on a part of a tall elaborate cross from around 800 AD. Tree of Life or True Vine is the symbol of salvation and everlasting life.
From around 1000AD, child’s grave marker. Rare for a child to have a marker at all. This child was probably part of wealthy family as this is a custom-made stone. The cross to the edges represents the length, width, depth and height of God’s love.
Old stone work incorporated into a newer version.
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