What is recorded here

Located in Strade Dominican friary (MA070-067001-). This graveslab, possibly thirteenth-century in date, is one of a group of five (see also MA070-067004-; MA070-067007-; MA070-067009-; MA070-067010-) on displayed against the S wall of the chancel. It consists of the lower section of a tapered or wedge-shaped slab. It features a raised band around its edge and a centrally placed low-relief shaft of a cross. The cross shaft has a trefoil terminal, suggesting that the complete slab was adorned with a bottonée or foliated cross, of the type visible on two intact grave-slabs (MA070-067004-; MA070-067010-). Attached image: SL070-067008-_01.JPG Compiled by: Anne-Julie Lafaye Date of upload: 29 September 2020

Medieval Christian graveslab, 13th century. Part of a group associated with the Strade Dominican friary, significant for understanding monastic burial practices in the region.

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