Hardham, West Sussex, England, United Kingdom
HARDHAM Early wall paintings and Roman sites Hardham Church was probably built c.1050, and has one of the finest series of wall paintings in the county, painted in the 1100s. It is one of a group of six churches including West Chiltington where the surviving paintings can be compared with contempora
ry illustrated manuscripts. A single group of painters may have been responsible for these wall paintings. Re-used Roman bricks and tiles in the walls of the church, remind us that Hardham is close to
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