Loose rubble and pieces of worked stone were cleared from 3 areas. In the external angle formed by the S aisle and S transept was a substantial pile of small pieces of mixed stone rubble. This included a piece of oolitic limestone 320mm x 160mm x 295mm, bearing interlace design on one face. This piece had clearly been reused as a walling stone. Its interlace design is generally believed to date from the Anglo-Saxon period. (1)
See L12275 for medieval and later finds from the site, L842 for Norman structure of church.

<1> Caroline Atkins Consultants, Feb 2002, St Mary's Church, Colston Bassett, Nottinghamshire. Archaeological Watching Brief Associated with the Programme of Consolidation. An Interim Report., p 5 (Unpublished document). SNT2522.