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Of interest are the ancient tiles incorporated at various places in the walls. This is similar to the Saxon church at Brixworth (see earlier post), where the builders used tiles from a local Roman villa. There is of course a Roman town at Alcester just a few miles away. I wonder if there is any record of a villa nearby?
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