What is recorded here

Not inidicated stands at the south-east end of a Meath graveyard, a plain slab rising ninety centimetres with a cruciform top. Its bold shape echoes distant Scottish stones, suggesting a shared hand or a forgotten trade route across water. The cross still marks the edge of the grave, waiting for people to read what it kept hidden.

From King (2007, 55-6, No. 7). A slab type stone in the south-east end of the graveyard. The upper quarter has a cruciform shape. It is 90cm in height, 40cm across the upper arms, 42cm side and 13cm in depth. It is not dissimilar to some plain cruciform stones in the western highlands in Scotland. Date of upload: 10 July, 2014

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