Sherwood St Martin
Archaeology
Timbers and roofs
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Nave |
Chancel |
Tower |
| Main |
High barrel-vault 1936 |
1936 |
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| S.Aisle |
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| N.Aisle |
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| Other principal |
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| Other timbers |
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Bellframe
No frame. West turret used originally but now disused.
Not scheduled for preservation.
Walls
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Nave |
Chancel |
Tower |
| Plaster covering & date |
Plaster 1936 |
Plaster 1936 |
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| Potential for wall paintings |
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Excavations and potential for survival of below-ground archaeology
No archaeological excavation work recorded.
The church was constructed from new in 1934-7. The use of the site prior to
construction has not been researched sufficiently to allow an assessment of
pre-church archaeological potential.
The overall potential for the survival of below-ground archaeology in the
churchyard is considered unknown and below the
present interior floors is considered to be low.
Exterior:Unknown.
Interior:1934-7 construction
layers.
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