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English: Plan of St Mary's Church, Reculver, after Jessup, R.F., "Reculver", in Antiquity 10 (38), 1936, p. 181, and Peers, C.R., "Reculver: Its Saxon church and cross", in Archaeologia 77, 1927, fig. 4.

Key: Yellow - 7th century; Orange - 8th century; Green - Late 12th century; Purple - 13th century; Blue - 15th century; Grey - Original, 7th–8th century flooring;

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