What is recorded here
A cross-slab from Funshog, County Louth is housed in the National Museum.
A cross-slab from Funshog, County Louth, likely dates to the early medieval period (5th–10th century AD) and is associated with Christian worship or memorial practice. Such stones often feature carved crosses and may have served as grave markers, boundary stones, or preaching aids in early Christian communities.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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