What is recorded here

Graveslab in Townparks (nethercross By.) is a rectangular limestone floor slab, 1.85m long and 0.88m wide, set in the centre aisle of the present Church of Ireland (1818). It bears an incised inscription mixing Roman lettering and script, a rare bridge between worlds and centuries. The collapsed roof now bars entry, forcing imagination to do what feet cannot: walk the aisle, trace the marks, and wonder whose hands cut them.

Located in the centre aisle of the present Church of Ireland (1818). This is a rectangular limestone floor slab (L 1.85m, Wth 0.88). It has an incised inscription in a mixture of Roman lettering and script (Bradley and King 1988, iv, 318-319). Currently no access as an area of the church roof has collapsed. Compiled by: Geraldine Stout Updated by: Christine Baker Date of upload: 08 January 2015

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