
This magnificent cross-slab from the Viking Age stands in the churchyard of Kirkcolm in the Rhinns of Galloway. I blogged about it two years ago, reproducing a nineteenth-century drawing (see below) together with photographs from Allen and Anderson’s Early Christian Monuments of Scotland (published in 1903). Here’s an extract from my description of the carvings:
‘On one side, the hammerhead cross carries a rough representation of the Crucified Christ. Another figure stands below, flanked by...
Published on July 12, 2016 06:49