A
wooden church was replaced
between 1275 and 1300 by a new
church, made of stone, of which the current choir and the chapel on its
north side are
remnants.
In ca. 1350 work started on a three-aisled nave, only part of
which was
completed when work ceased shortly after it had started. For unclear
reasons the
ground-level was heightened, as well as the floors of choir and chapel.
Work
continued in the 15th century. In ca. 1480 the three-aisled nave was
rebuilt
into a one-aisled one with chapels on each side, each looking like a
transept-arm.
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