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SUMMARY:Explore Ancient History in Tavistock's Vicarage Garden
LOCATION:Tavistock Betsy Grimbal's Tower
DESCRIPTION:HERITAGE OPEN DAYS EVENT - Ancient Echoes: The 6th Century Sto
 nes of Tavistock VicarageIn the quiet garden of Tavistock’s vicarage\, a
  trio of granite stones stands watch—weathered\, mysterious\, and older 
 than almost anything else in the town. These are no ordinary stones: they 
 are some of the earliest Christian memorials in England\, and they offer a
  rare glimpse into a time when Celtic traditions\, Latin literacy\, and ea
 rly Christianity mingled in the far west of Britain.These stones—origina
 lly from Buckland Monachorum and Roborough Down—date from the 5th to 7th
  centuries AD. They form part of a distinctive tradition of early medieval
  inscribed stones found mostly in regions with strong “Celtic” Christi
 an influence: Ireland\, Wales\, Cornwall—and here\, in Devon. Of the 56 
 such stones recorded in England\, just 12 have been found in Devon\, and T
 avistock is home to three of them.Join Tavistock Heritage Trust in the Vic
 arage Garden to view these three Early Christian memorial stones. Each has
  Latin inscriptions\, whilst one has a rare example of Ogham script\, an a
 ncient Irish alphabet formed by linear strokes. They probably date to the 
 6th century AD\, and are the earliest record we have of writing and of nam
 ed persons who once lived in West Devon.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.
 com/event/708772
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