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Architectural fragment in Cadamstown

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The stone sculptures consist of one carved head (OF037-013001-) which was used as a corbel in the Romanesque Church of Letter (OF037-002001-) and the other is a Hood moulding terminal with Hiberno-Romanesque decoration. Both of these pieces were inserted into the W gable of Cadamstown Church in the 19th-century. Recent replastering of the W gable revealed Early Christian cross inscribed slab (OF037-013002-). Cross referenced with OF037-002006-. Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien. Date of upload: 23 May 2011

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