What is recorded here
This grey commemorative plaque records: Site of pre-conquest St Olave's Chapel demolished early 14th century
St Olave's Chapel in Norwich was an important religious site established before the Norman conquest, reflecting the Viking influence in East Anglia; its demolition in the early 14th century marked a significant change in the city’s medieval landscape.
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