In the case of Dame Mary May's tomb the PTMs provide evidence of the treatment of the body and face of the effigy. An image of an up-lit capture indicates the actual nature of the re-working that the effigy has been subjected to. Figures 10, 11 and 12 illustrate the most pertinent views from the first few RTIs that were carried out.
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