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Barron (UJA 1942, 120-1) identified a decorated stone at a possible early church site at Kilmacaran in a small hollow beside the River Annalee.
(see CV 023-02501-). 'Small piece of sandstone, obviously the remains of a longer, though not wider slab'. Decoration on only one face. Lightly inscribed 'groups of six-petalled rosettes enclosed in circles. Of these one complete and one half rosette remain'. Now in the National Museum.
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