Piscina and Cap of Shafts of Sedilia.]

The western wall, with its doorway, which has plain sloping jambs all

covered with rough-cast, is, doubtless, a comparatively recent

construction, built when the choir was converted into the parish church

and reroofed in 1749.

There are traces of old buildings to the west, which are now used as

private burial-grounds, but it is impossible to say what purpose they

formerly served.

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