One of four medieval cross slabs surviving in Ballycallan (St Brigid's) Graveyard. It dates to the 13th or 14th century. It is the lower portion of an incised cross, now sticking out of the ground upside down. It does not seem to be tapering and I'd say, it might have been wider once, because it seems unusual to just have one bevelled edge. Not sure exactly which of the four it is, so I will have to assign the SMR numbers by their location on the HEV map. SMR no. (possibly) KK018-072006- Made in KiriEngine from 96 images.