he jambs, remain much as theywere first built. Both were worked in hard chalk,or clunch, which was used for all the ashlar work inthe several periods until our own days, when thatvery unsympathetic material, Bath stone, took itsplace. The jambs of the south doorway and theframes and tracery of… … FIG. 1. size and importance as they are here, the north dooris nearly always the smaller and less marked feature. Built into a modern buttress between the nave andchancel, on the south side, is a very remarkable sun-dialof late twelfth-century date. Its original position wasprobably somewhere in…
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