SS Mary and Edburga Stratton Audley Oxfordshire

In September 2009, Oxford Archaeology was commissioned to investigate and record
features exposed at St. Mary and St. Edburga church at Stratton Audley during
clearance works inside the nave. The church is a stone building featuring a chancel,
clerestoried nave, north and south aisles, north porch, and west tower as well as a
sanctus bell-cote above the chancel arch. It is largely a 13th and 14th century structure
with 15th century additions. The south wall of the south aisle features a 12th century
doorway.
The work carried out comprised of a rapid recording of features exposed by the recent
clearance works at the church and a plan to show the partial medieval mortar
flooring, outline burials, font and brick edging of exposed vaults. A report was then
produced including the archaeological plan and a series of photographs