What is recorded here
A broken graveslab with an incised cross and chamfered edge was recorded in the graveyard at Dowth (ME020-019001-) by Du Noyer in 1867. It was re-used as a grave-marker (Stout 2007, Fig. 6), but has not been noted since
Compiled by: Michael Moore
Date of upload; 15 December, 2014
A medieval Christian graveslab; significant as an example of early Christian funerary art in the Dowth area.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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