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| The church at Escomb in County Durham was built around 675 A.D. by the
Saxon invaders who settled in the north of England after the collapse of Roman Britain.
Stone was salvaged from the Roman fort at nearby Binchester, including the chancel arch
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All text and images (c) 2002, Mary Lizie and Robert Marville |
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