In the 4th century the room above the pagan shrine was apparently converted to Christian use, with painted plaster on the walls, including a row of figures of standing worshipers (orans), and a characteristic Christian Chi-rho symbol. Some of the paintings are now on display in the British Museum. Murals from Lullingstone and other related artefacts, British Museum website.
In the 4th century the room above the pagan shrine was apparently converted to Christian use with painted plaster on the walls including a row of figures of standing worshipers (orans) and a characteristic Christian Chi-rho symbol Some of the paintings are now on display in the British Museum Murals from Lullingstone and other related artefacts British Museum website