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When recorded by Mason (1938, 198) this cross-slab was complete and was standing upright in the graveyard (GA120-028002-). It was in this condition in the early 1970s (information Dr J. Waddell) but when surveyed by Higgins (1987, vol. II, 360, no. 82) it was lying on the ground and was broken in three pieces (L 1.65m; Wth 0.35m; T 0.04-0.05m). It is decorated with a ringed two-line Latin cross. The head and arms are contained within the circle but the shaft extends below it and ends in a single-line open-ended splaying base with a crosslet projecting from the top of each of its sides. The breaks in the slab occur just below the circle and below the base (Higgins ibid., Fig. 78, Pl. 26B).
Compiled by: Olive Alcock
Date of upload: 15 February 2016
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