What is recorded here
Graveslab (present location) in Unknown Townland, County Dublin, Ireland. In 1916 an Early Christian grave slab was found in the back garden of No. 97 Lower Mount Street by Paddy Healy. It was decorated on both faces with ringed crosses, indicating a date c. 9th-10th-century. It is in the National Museum, Dublin (Swords, K. ed.2009, 78, No. 11).
In 1916 an Early Christian grave slab was found in the back garden of No. 97 Lower Mount Street by Paddy Healy. It was decorated on both faces with ringed crosses, indicating a date c. 9th-10th-century. It is in the National Museum, Dublin (Swords, K. ed.2009, 78, No. 11).
Early Christian grave slab, 9th–10th century. Decorated with ringed crosses, it reflects the artistic and religious traditions of the Irish High Cross school.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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