Medieval graffitti

Our local 13th hunting lodge (and how the British blase attitude to history is illustrated in that sentence) was having a Dickensian event today, as part of Romsey's Dickensian doo-dah. I've been trying for ages to find a nice picture (or any picture at all) of the extensive medieval graffitti on the walls there, but now we have our own. Alas, couldn't get one of the man's head compete with bristles on chin and what might be horns (and who just might be someone like Henry ii) but the shields are nice:



and whatever this equivalent of " we woz ere" might be.