Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Wednesday, 26th September - Archaeologist's visit

The archaeologist visited the site yesterday and confirmed that the stones near the pillar on the south side, are most likely those of the original Saxon wall of the church. Several more fragments of bones have been found while clearing the floor level, along with some small metal objects. He took lots of photographs but we will have to wait for his report at the end of the project. When the trench is dug for the drainage pipe along the existing path to the road, it might have some interesting finds.

The ground is now being prepared and levelled for the infrastructure and is quite hazardous. The large bags which are in the compound are some of the materials for the flooring. There will also be more workmen on the site laying pipework, installing electrical ducts etc.
You may notice that the pulpit has been carefully removed from its location.
It seems that curiosity is getting the better of many folks passing by, but they are asked not to enter the church because of health and safety issues.

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