Langdon, Arthur G, Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · Truro: J. Pollard · leaf 360
ff. The crossis curiously shaped, being contracted at theneck, and having the shaft widest in the middle. The chief interest, however, attaching to this monument is the factof its being the only Latin cross in Cornwall upon which anyenrichment is found. Dimensions.—Height, 5 ft. ; width, i ft. 9… … 314 OLD CORNISH CROSSES line. The upper portion contains two diagonal lines, nearly at rightangles, which cross each other and run into the vertical sides of thefigure at different distances from the angles. The back and sidesare unornamented. MONUMENTS WITH SUNK CROSSES OR WITH SUNK ORNAMENT Sunk…
Crosses -- England Cornwall · Archaeology -- England Cornwall County
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