Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: c7

the north wall of the nuns' original church founded around 670 remains as part of the church, with the remains of roman tile voussoirs showing in several places high up to clear the cloister roof.

the modern bishop's throne in the apse rests on carved arms of a pre-conquest throne and a bench, perhaps c7

late c7 celtic grave marker, to deniel son of auprit, written on a roman column. it would have stood as a pillar in the churchyard marking the grave

celtic memorial marker of the c7 or c8, to catgug son of gideon. it would have stood over the grave upright .

late c7 celtic grave marker, the left hand portion says deniel son of ...auprit lies here, the other says iudnerth son of qu... both are written on roman stones, and would have been fixed upright as tall pillars in the graveyard here.

externally, the south side of the nave shows the greatest age, the upper doorway being to the saxon gallery, c.690 , the lower one with its stoup being late c13

north side of the nuns' church, begun in the late c7, and added to in the c14

this is the quite well defined ionic type base moulding on one of two 20ft. tall columns that stand in the crypt, they are those that carried the triple arched chancel screen of the now ruined church at reculver. they date from the founding of the church in 669

two 20ft. tall columns stand in the crypt, they are those that carried the triple arched chancel screen of the now ruined church at reculver. they date from the founding of the church in 669. the capitals are simplified block capitals, not yet quite as defined as cushion capitals.

the modern bishops' throne has carved arms of the c7. the detail is faint, and little easier to read close up