Mundham
Earlier buildings
###### Earlier buildings

Mundham was first created in 130 AD, in [Roman Britain](/wiki/Roman_Britain "Roman Britain"), and although Britain was Christian between 350 AD and 410, there is no evidence of a Roman church located anywhere in Mundham. After the Roman Empire left Britain in 410 AD, [Christianity](/wiki/Christianity "Christianity") was lost in Norfolk until it reached England again in 597 AD,Mayr\-Harting "Augustine" *Oxford Dictionary of National Biography* and soon after, in the 7th century, St Peter's church was built, acting as the personal chapel of Mundham Hall, as during [Anglo\-Saxon England](/wiki/Anglo-Saxon_England "Anglo-Saxon England") a church was owned by the local hall, rather than by the parish, as the idea of a parish church arrived with the Normans. All that remains of the Saxon church is its foundations, as most churches of that period were wooden buildings.


Are there any records of Roman churches in Mundham?