What is recorded here
Unclear what grave-slab is referred to here. The SMR file mentions many uninscribed grave-slabs within the Cathedral and one with has the effigies of a Bishop lying in his Pontificalibus, said to have been the tomb of Bishop Stack, who died in 1488. Elizabeth Byrne, 18 May 2006
Medieval effigy grave slab; associated with a bishop, indicating high-status ecclesiastical burial. Its significance lies in the rare representation of a medieval bishop in pontifical vestments, offering insight into religious and funerary practices of the period.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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