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| RecordAuthor | Máirín Mac Carron | 
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| ISODate | 2002-07-30 | 
| Date | 30 July 2002 | 
| PictureCredit | Jane Hawkes | 
| County | Durham | 
| Townland | Durham | 
| OSMapRef | NZ 275425 | 
| Area | England | 
| GeneralContext | Cross slab. | 
| Location | Durham Cathedral. | 
| Dimensions | 96cm (37.75'') long, 65.3cm (25.75'') wide, and 10.2cm (4'') thick. | 
| GeneralContext | Stone type: yellow sandstone. | 
| GeneralDescription | Cross slab, possibly a grave-cover, dated to early eleventh century. | 
| GeneralDescription | This possible grave-cover has a deeply carved cross that extends for the full length and width of the slab. It is surrounded by a roll moulding. In the centre of the cross there is a circle containing a small relief cross. | 
| GeneralDescription | On the left horizontal arm there is a motif attached to a small block-like feature. This could be an animal with its feet touching a block or possibly a form of plant-scroll, with the block-like feature as a root. | 
| GeneralDescription | On the right horizontal arm there is a four-legged creature with an unidentifiable head, and a pellet before its jaws. Below its feet there is a small cross. | 
| GeneralDescription | On the lower arm there is a figure that has been partly cut away. It has a round head and what look like wings. | 
| GeneralDescription | The shaft of the cross is narrower than the head, and was surrounded by a wide flat-band moulding. There is a figure on what remains of the shaft. This figure appears to have a heavy halo and is possibly winged. |