What is recorded here

One chamber is a tall granite cross standing south of the medieval church in County Dublin, narrowing from base to top with a Latin cross on one face and a worn circular mark on the other. It is not a room, but its shape and placement make it easy to picture: a narrow stone marker beside a older building, visible at once and likely meant to be seen from a distance. The chamber is small only because it contains one object rather than a wide space.

S of the medieval church (DU020-003002-) is a Latin cross carved from granite and set into a granite base. It narrows from the base to the top. There is a Latin Cross in relief on it's S face and a worn cross-in-circle on N face (dims. H 1.64m, Wth 0.62m, T 0.18m-0.30m; see Swan 1986, 80). Compiled by Geraldine Stout

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