Table of Contents

    Monuments: G
  1. Monuments: G
    1. Gainford
    2. Gainford
    3. Gainford
    4. Gainford
    5. Galloon. West Cross. East Face. General View.
    6. Galloon. West Cross. South East Faces. General View.
    7. Glamis Cross Slab
    8. Glassonby
    9. Gloucester
    10. Gosforth
    11. Gosforth
    12. Gosforth
    13. Gosforth
    14. Gosforth
    15. Gosforth
    16. Gosforth
    17. Gosforth
    18. Gosforth
    19. Gosforth
    20. Gosforth
    21. Gosforth
    22. Gosforth
    23. Gosforth
    24. Gosforth
    25. Gosforth
    26. Gt. Glen
  2. Monuments: H

Text and Image
←Previous (Gosforth)   Next (Gosforth)→

Monuments: G

1. Gosforth

Image
RecordAuthor Máirín Mac Carron
ISODate 2002-08-01
Date 1 August 2002
PictureCredit Jane Hawkes
County Cumbria
Townland Gosforth
OSMapRef NY 065035
Area England
GeneralContext Cross, west view.
Location churchyard at Gosforth.
Dimensions 442cm (174'') high.
GeneralContext Stone type: medium-grained red sandstone.
GeneralDescription West view of lower part of Cross shaft, dated to the first half of the tenth century.
GeneralDescription At the bottom of the panel set into a curved part there is a human figure lying down with arms and legs in manacles. There is a cord around his neck that is knotted with a snake whose head is set above him. Over the man there is a kneeling, pigtailed, woman holding out a bowl.

  1. Bailey, R.N., Cramp, R.J., Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture. Vol.II, Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire North-of-the-Sands.1, Oxford University Press., Oxford (1988) Stones, Sculpture, Anglo-Saxons, England..