A stone-by-stone hand-drawn survey at 1:20 of St Peter's Chapel for a University of London Institute of Archaeology thesis. 1 x 2 m frames, divided into twenty centimetre squares were used to draw the chapel, against a datum-line at a height of 6.4m above sea level. Each side of the building was divided into 1 m vertical sections along the datum-line. The frames were then placed against the chapel, level with the datum-line, and were gradually moved along the walls. To draw the upper sections of the North, East and South walls, and the West wall below the gable, a scaffolding tower with two platforms was used.
Sources
<1> SEX76612
Unpublished document: Wadham, J.. 1978. The Church of St. Peter, Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex: An Analysis of the Surviving Fabric.
<2> SEX388
Unpublished document: Barford, P.M.. N.D.. Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex: the Roman Shore Fort, Saxon monastery and church. pp.71-81.
Related Monuments/Buildings (1)
EHER 32Mid to late 7th century chapel, St Peter's Chapel, Bradwell-on-sea (Listed Building)
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