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Object type: Panel fragment
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Stone type: No good fresh surface — covered with a brown glaze. Where exposed, surface has a powdery coating. Appears to be a poorly sorted oolite, with ooliths weathering proud. ?Osmington Oolite, Corallian Group, Upper Jurassic
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Corpus volume reference: Vol 7 p. 130
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Panel fragment set in east wall immediately below window, with image of Mary Magdalene drying Christ's feet, related in style to the Chichester reliefs (see Zarnecki 1953a). Late eleventh century, Romanesque.
Appendix B item (stones wrongly associated with pre-Conquest period).
