Image: Saxon Herringbone flintwork Chancel 11 08 20 Photo A Rae
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Description: St Peter's Church, Forncett St Peter, Norfolk. A section of the external north wall of the Chancel, between two Perpendicular period windows. The flints are laid in alternating rows at different angles, typical of Anglo-Saxon work known as herringbone pattern. It indicates the Saxon date of the Chancel.
Title: Saxon Herringbone flintwork Chancel 11 08 20 Photo A Rae
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