Lincolnshire Historic Graffiti Survey

Date recorded:            27 Nov 2013

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Recorded by:              LAG team

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Photos taken:              48

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Very few graffiti were observed in the main body of the church, but a substantial amount of graffiti is located in the porch and around the south door leading into the church. They include several roughly carved crosses; 2 faintly scratched pentagrams; several enigmatic scratches; and 4 neatly engraved overlapping circles on the Westernmost  South Aisle pillar; one ‘double-V’ symbol. 2 scratch dials outside.

By far the most spectacular graffito is, of course, the very detailed carving of a ship seen here, and found in the porch to the left of the south door.

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