Volume 12: Nottinghamshire
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Current Display: Carlton-in-Lindrick 2, Nottinghamshire 
Overview
Object type: Nearly complete Romanesque tympanum fragment [1]
Measurements:
Stone type:
Plate numbers in printed volume: None
Corpus volume reference: Vol 12 p. 207-8
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Present Location
Evidence for Discovery
Church Dedication
St John the Evangelist
Present Condition
Description
Discussion
Appendix B item (stones wrongly associated with pre-Conquest period).
Nearly complete Romanesque tympanum fragment [1] re-set over south doorway of chancel, visible only from the south.
Date
References
Stacye 1869–70, 168; Keyser 1904, xxxii, 9, fig. 25; Keyser 1907, 144; Cox 1912a, 57; Keyser 1927, xxxiv, fig. 25; Mee 1938, 56; Williams, M. 1942; Wood, A. 1947, 17; Oswald, F. 1948, 92, fig. 4; Taylor and Taylor 1965, i, 151; Pevsner and Williamson 1979, 93; Thorold 1984, 50; Wood, R. 2001, 32
Endnotes
[1] The following is an unpublished manuscript reference to Carlton-in- Lindrick 2: BL, Add MS 37604, vol. LXVI, f. 375 (J. Romilly Allen Collection).
