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Possibly twelfth century conduit pipe found in excavation

St Mary's Church, Aylesbury, Early Medieval origins, probably as a minster. There was probably a 12th century church on the site, but it appears to have been entirely rebuilt in the first half of the 13th century on a cruciform plan. The chancel, cen...

Possible seventh to eleventh century churchyard and inhumation cemetery demonstrated by finds of inhumations over a wide area around St Mary's church

Medieval crypt known from excavations at St Mary's

Twelfth century font in church

Redundant medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Mary's, Fleet Marston. 12th and 13th century nave and chancel, altered 14th and 15th centuries, restored 1868-9. Coursed rubble stone with chamfered plinth and diagonal off-set buttresses, old ...

Mound on which church stands could be prehistoric barrow or later mound, or possibly natural

Medieval and post-medieval parish church of St Mary's, Drayton Beauchamp. Mainly 15th century but re-using 13th and 14th century material, restored 19th century. Flint with clunch blocks, used in chequer on tower; later limestone dressings, bands of ...

Medieval burials excavated in nave of church during restoration

Medieval and post-medieval church of St Mary's at Twyford, restored in the nineteenth century.