[Bell Historians] ] Origin of church towers

Anne Willis zen16073 at cq5gpz3oNzGNX7zkisPWdTvZPBgHKe4GsdPPuRnBptzbKPTJFOS-6DZgZsO4tNkVlfBK9F-KFy9vrAac.yahoo.invalid
Fri Aug 3 17:43:43 BST 2012


 

 

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Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] ] Origin of church towers

 

  


> The openings being positioned so that the exact moment that the body was
> lowered into the grave could be observed, and the bell silenced.

Mmm... OK if they bury everybody in the same place, but one opening would
give a very limited view of the whole graveyard. Maybe as it filled up
they kept cutting out more stonework?

-- 
John Harrison
Website http://jaharrison.me.uk

 

I have a nasty feeling that this is one of those suggestions that are really
grasping at straws.

 

Anne

           
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