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    We have been helped in identifying many of the carvings by the following people, whose initials are appended in brackets on the relevant legends:

    Simon Knott (S.K.), Clive Paine (C.P.), Prof. Sarah Peverley (S.P.)

    NORTH CEILING

    Row 1
    Row 2
    Row 3
    Row 4
    Row 5
    Row 6
    Row 7
    Row 8
    Ceiling Mapping

    CENTRE CEILING

    Centre Row

    SOUTH CEILING

    Row 1
    Row 2
    Row 3
    Row 4
    Row 5
    Row 6
    Row 7
    Row 8
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NR1 B4 – Lion or other bestial head

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  • NR1 CL1 - Lion (fig. 30)
  • NR1 B1 - Head with small headdress
  • NR1 CL2 - Hand grasping a bird (fig. 55)
  • NR1 B2 - Flower
  • NR1 CL3 - Animal head (dog or sheep? S.P.)
  • NR1 B3 - Demi-angel holding scroll
  • NR1 CL4 - Flower
  • NR1 B4 - Lion or other bestial head
  • NR1 CL5 - Wolf (fig 39)
  • NR1 B5 - Demi-angel holding scroll
  • NR1 CL6 - Flower
  • NR1 B6 - Green Man
  • NR1 CL7 - Flower with 4 petals
  • NR1 B7 - Demi-angel holding scroll
  • NR1 CL8 - Foliate design- swirling
  • NR1 B8 - Foliate- curvy design
  • NR1 CL9 - Foliate- 3 leaves and squiggle
  • NR1 B9 - Bird
  • NR1 CL10 - Flower with 4 petals
  • NR1 B10 - Demi-angel holding scroll
  • NR1 CL11 - Foliate - 4 petals/leaves
  • NR1 B11 - Demi-angel holding scroll
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  • Chancel Ceiling Carvings
    • South Ceiling
      • South Row 1
      • South Row 2
      • South Row 3
      • South Row 4
      • South Row 5
      • South Row 6
      • South Row 7
      • South Row 8
    • Centre Row
      • Chancel Mapping
    • North Ceiling
      • North Row 1
      • North Row 2
      • North Row 3
      • North Row 4
      • North Row 5
      • North Row 6
      • North Row 7
      • North Row 8
  • Nave Roof Carvings
  • History
  • The Book
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