CHANCEL ARCH


	DUDDINGSTON KIRK \| home DUDDINGSTON VILLAGE \| PLAN OF DUDDINGSTON VILLAGE \| THE KIRK \| EXTERNAL DETAILS \| EXTERNAL IMAGES \| INTERNAL DETAILS \| CHANCEL ARCH \| STAINED GLASS \| DEVELOPMENT OF CHURCH \| STAGES IN DEVELOPMENT \| MANSE AND GROUNDS \| GRAVEYARD AND WATCH TOWER \| THOMSON'S TOWER \| LOUPING-ON-STANE & JOUGS COLLAR \| PLANS AND SECTIONS \| REFERENCES \| CONTACT CHANCEL ARCH The chancel arch separating the chancel from the nave is the only original Norman feature now remaining in the interior of the Church. The head is semi-circular with a chevron design on the outer face and a notched hood moulding. The arch springs from scalloped capitals with a star pattern on the abaci. These are carried on three half round columns on rectangular plinths. The arch is plain on its inner face towards the chancel.