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Observational analysis identifies a late 11th century carving in Tewkesbury Abbey, suggesting historical significance.
In 2010, during conservation work at Tewkesbury Abbey, the author was able to record in detail a small carved panel set high in the west wall of the north transept. This article presents the results of this analysis and concludes that the panel is a Romano-British carving reset in the wall in the late 11th century.
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