Graffiti dating back 375 years has been uncovered at Exeter Cathedral.
A name scratched into the building's stonework dated 1638 is that of 17th Century composer Matthew Locke, who was a chorister there before going on to write music for the king.
The discovery was made after the cathedral's organ was removed for restoration, as John Danks reports.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-23009134
I noticed the composer spelt his name with one T. and Lock without the E
A name scratched into the building's stonework dated 1638 is that of 17th Century composer Matthew Locke, who was a chorister there before going on to write music for the king.
The discovery was made after the cathedral's organ was removed for restoration, as John Danks reports.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-23009134
I noticed the composer spelt his name with one T. and Lock without the E
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