A manual for the study of the sepulchral slabs and crosses of the middle ages (1849)
Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901, Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland · London, J. H. Parker · leaf 78
such crosses. In theexample here given from Barton, Cambridgeshire,the upper cross has been broken away. Plate xii. Lenton, Notts. Chalice and book;the base of the cross is curious. 1. Bahewell, Derbyshire. 2. Bahewell, Derbyshire. These are two unusualexamples of the case in which the cross has no… … See Archaeological Journal, vol. . 59. ArchaeologicalJournal, vol. v. p. 252. 66 NOTES. this stone suggests the idea that it is the monument of threechildren. There is another example from Darlington, Durham, Platelxii., which appears to be the monument of a husband, wife, andchild. At Gainford,…
Sepulchral monuments · Sculpture, Medieval
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