| ContributionForm | |
|---|---|
| Contributor Name | Portsmouth Cathedral |
| Contributor Image | |
| Profession | |
| Location | Old Portsmouth |
| Collection Date | 20.02.08 3.48pm |
| Artefact Name | Stone Pillar |
| Artefact Description |
Stone pillar from the oldest part of the interior of the building - St Thomas's Chapel. Grey stone. Crumbling in places. |
| Artefact Date | 1185 |
| Artefact Stored | St Thomas’s Chapel |
| Artefact Form | |
| Artefact Image | Stone_Pillar.jpg |
| Sample Taken | Small piece of stone from top of left pillar |
| Sample Image | |
| History of Artefact |
St Thomas's Chapel is the oldest building in the city still being used for its original purpose. Stone could come from France (Caen) – or limestone from the Isle of Wight. |
| Historian | John Stedman |
| Previous Owners | None |
| Special Memories | |
| Artwork Image | 00073web.jpg |
| I | Attachmentb | Action | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
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00073web.jpg | manage | 432.0 K |
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Stone_Pillar.jpg | manage | 65.4 K |