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| Description: | In the churchyard at Brympton d'Evercy, Somerset are chest tombs made from Ham Hill Stone ranging from the 16th to the 18th century. Most have semi-circular arched panels with imposts, keystones and dentil moulding, a plain frieze and coped ledger (Lees 2000: 59, 128-9). | |||||
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| Stone Used: | Ham Hill Stone | |||||
| Quarry Name: | Unknown | |||||
| Archaeological Period: | Post Medieval | |||||
| Dates (if known): | 1500 BC - 1800 BC | |||||
| County: | Somerset (Western England) | |||||
| Map Ref: | ST519153 | |||||
| Grid Reference: | E: 351950 N: 115460 | |||||
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