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Graveslab in Newtown (baker)

Graveslab
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Associated with the medieval church of Newtown Earley (KK027-012001-). A large number of graveslabs were uncovered during a clean-up of graveyard (KK027-012009-) in 1985-7 (Harte 1987, 408-17). These are currently lying within the interior of the church. A central dexter portion of a graveslab (surviving L 0.67m) with a chamfered edge and decorated with an incised cross-shaft. It is illustrated by Harte (1987, 410), with a dimension, but does not have a catalogue number or description. Stylistically this graveslab dates to the 13th/14th century. Reference: Harte, R. 1987 Tombstones at Newtown Earley. Old Kilkenny Review 39, 408-17. See attached: KK027-012028-_01 Illustration from Harte 1987, 410 Compiled by: Jean Farrelly Date of upload: 4 May 2023

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