ARCHITECTURE - Karatunov.net

'238 ENGLAND NORMAN PERIOD [CH. xxvms. Petet's, any chancel arch, with round arches on columns, andamptonwooden roofs. The principal columns are quatrefoil inplan, formed of four attached shafts, of which one runs upto take the tiebeams of the trusses, and they once hadarches springing from them across the aisle. The intermediatecolumns are cylindrical,with an enriched andM ^^^ ysZe^Ss1&tmoulded band or ring surrounding them about mid-height.They all have stilted attic bases, which in some cases havetoes. The tower (Plate CLVII) at the west end is notin its original state, but was re-built in the t6th centurywith old materials and not on the original site, but farthereastward, cutting off half of the next double bay.It has