Maughold Cross Slab
Period: Medieval
NGR Easting: 249290
NGR Northing: 491675
Description: This stone was found in the churchyard, about 20m south of the west end of the church.
It is a fine wheel-headed slab, one face of which shows an equal-limbed ‘cross pattée’ set in a broad ring, bordered by a double bead. The ring is supported on a very short, broad shaft, below which the stone extends to form a mortice intended to fit into a socket stone. The other face has only the outline of the ring and shaft.
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Site & Monument Type: cross
Category: National Monuments Record: Statutory Ancient Monuments
Site ID number: Manx Cross 70