This unusual memorial on the north wall of the chancel marks the burial
place of a crusader's heart. To the left is the knight's shield, from
which his hands emerge, holding his heart. It was common that knights
who died on Crusade in the Holy Lands would have their hearts sent home
to England fior burial, while their bodies tremained behind. This tomb,
which dates to about 1290, is much larger than most similar Crusader
heart monuments.