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Corpus volume reference: Vol 8 p. 287
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Appendix B item (Stones wrongly associated with pre-Conquest period)
A fragment built into the east jamb of a window in south wall of the south nave aisle, east of the south door, is probably one of those which Morris (1911, 353) reported as 'a cross-head and a fragment of a second (possibly Sax.)', built into the south interior wall of the aisle (see also Appendix A, p. 278). This fragment has an 'armpit' and one end of this curve terminates in a form resembling a cross-arm, but its evident thickness precludes this possibility and confirms it as part of a post-Conquest window head.
