One of the several medieval graveslab fragments at Threecastles Graveyard (KK014-025007-). The descriptions on the HEV are not detailed enough to identify the fragments, but this is the lower end (now presenting upside down) of a floriated cross-slab (presumably) with the very simple fleur-de-lys representing the lower end of it. One side is chamfered, but it can be presumed that the other ones was once chamfered as well. It might have been recycled in the church or towerhouse building, before it made its way into the graveyard to be re-used as a modern grave marker. No measurements were taken. It looks like it could be the bottom end of [this fragment](https://skfb.ly/pIXoJ) with the middle part missing. If so, then it is KK014-025009-. The Threecastles Historical Society/ Committee (?) is in the process of recording all grave markers (and hopefully architectural fragments) in the graveyard, and one of their members, Eleanor, kindly showed us around. Made in KiriEngine from 64 images.