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Northwag members in the churchyard prior to the dig commencing |
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Measuring and recording prior to the mort stone leaving the trench |
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Inscription on the mort stone after it was excavated |
Today, members of North Worcestershire Archaeology Group, ably led by Rod Sproat, assembled in the churchyard in order to excavate the old mort stone prior to its possible relocation fairly soon. A most interesting dig then took place resulting in some fascinating discoveries of a quite unexpected nature. Needless to say a couple of new recruits were enlisted to the group.
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