Worked Stone Fragments from Holy Trinity Church, Great Paxton

In August 2009 Oxford Archaeology East undertook a project at Holy Trinity Church, Great Paxton. The church has a long and interesting history dating back to the late Anglo-Saxon period. During works to improve facilities at the church, the stone floor of the tower was to be lowered. On commencement of the works it was discovered that many of the stones lifted from the floor had been worked and this project was commissioned to record and briefly analyse the stone fragments. [Abstract continues in text]