Building works uncovered a hidden medieval door and graffiti in the church, suggesting historical significance.
The unexpected survival of a medieval door became apparent during building works at the Church of SS Mary and Andrew, Whittlesford. Removal of the door blocking also exposed a group of graffiti which led to a survey of other markings within the building, including the ‘Whittlesford Archer’.
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Fletcher et al. (2010) studied this question.