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Restoration efforts has seen "one of Norfolk's finest" medieval rood screens return to its former glory.

A project to save a 14th century rood screen from being overrun by dirt at St Mary's Church in North Elmham, near Dereham, has been successfully completed.

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The screens, which are found in many western Christian churches, are used to divide the chancel and the nave.

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Susanna Wade-Martins, secretary for North Elmham's Parochial Church Council, said: "The medieval rood screen in the church has been transformed by a team of conservation experts, who have given the paintings a real facelift.

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Source: https://www.derehamtimes.co.uk/news/24826569.rood-screens-north-elmham-successfully-restored/

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I think they will do a good job and make it magnificent like the good old days, and it is nice that England is giving its art historians something to do. :)

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