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From Potterton (2005, App. 13, 400, No. 8):
Coffin-shaped graveslab (thirteenth-fourteenth century)
The fragment of a thirteenth - fourteenth century coffin-shaped limestone graveslab has two chamfered edges and traces of a fleur-de-lis cross could be made out in 1984 (Bradley and King 1985, 166). This slab is partly buried outside the south wall of the chancel of St Patrick's church (ME036-048012-). Bradley noted that its dimensions (L: 43cm; W: 19cm; D 7cm) indicated that it was probably for a child.
Date of upload: 16 February, 2015
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