Much Roman brick and tile built into the church, especially in the tower.<1><2> The four stages of the central tower are divided externally by projecting courses of Roman brick. The second stage has in the E wall externally two round-headed recesses or panels of Roman brick. The N and S walls have two groups each of two similar recesses forming a wall arcade. The third stage has in each wall two round-headed windows partly of stone, partly of Roman brick. The bell-chamber has in each wall three windows; the middle one is of two round-headed lights with a central column, with a voluted or cushion capital with a Roman brick abacus. Walls of the church are flint rubble mixed with Roman bricks and some freestone.<3> Much Roman brick used for dressings in tower (Roman brick quoins).<4> Considerable amount of Roman brick and tile in all walls of church. Possibly taken from the (Scheduled) Roman villa recorded c.500m to the SW (NHLE no. 1013516).<5><6>