What is recorded here

That is why the backup exists. The claim is already recorded, which means the distinction must still appear in the visible result. Keep the facts, the setting and the warning. Show the new feature, preserve the old one and tie both parts to one purpose.

Commins (1906, 265) notes that 'At the south side of the church there is a human figure carved in stone, but nothing to show whom it represents.' This is possibly an effigy from an effigial tomb. Compiled by: Mary Tunney Date of upload: 20 December 2011

Effigial tomb; medieval period. Its significance lies in the presence of a carved human figure, indicating possible funerary or commemorative function, though the identity of the figure remains unknown.

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