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Parish church of St Mary, Rickinghall Inferior, Med with round tower having Saxon/Norman base.

Small bronze bottle (broken) + sherds (base red ware pot) - found in churchyard (S1).

St Mary's Church.

Renovation work exposed two areas below the current floor level in the nave and south aisle. Monitoring revealed presence of several chalk and clay floor layers in the nave and a tile and brick floor in the south aisle.

Church recorded as having elements of late Anglo Saxon construction. 19th Century restoration has destroyed all trace of earlier work. A mainly 13th and 14th century church of random flint with stone dressings, but with remains of 12th century work, ...

St Mary's Church, built 1128.

LSax(?) decorated stone or long and short work present in this church.

St Mary's Church (Rectory).

Church of St Mary, built circa 1125 by Abbot Anselm to replace former church of St Mary demolished for construction of Abbey Church (see BSE 010).

In Church Hill pipeline trench alongside St Mary's Church wall, two ditches were revealed: (1) was near the church gate at TL 9291 6709 and (2) close to the end of the wall to the south, TL 9291 6704.