{"entry-date":"2024-02-10","start-date":"1983-12-02","end-date":"","entity":42200262,"name":"Stone built into west face wall No. 15","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"37088/0015/0/000","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":88,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.793415 53.689342, -1.793454 53.689298, -1.793441 53.689294, -1.793464 53.689269, -1.793393 53.689247, -1.793369 53.689272, -1.793342 53.689264, -1.793275 53.689336, -1.793379 53.689367, -1.793406 53.689339, -1.793415 53.689342)))","point":"POINT (-1.793374 53.689307)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"Stone built into west face wall No. 15","uprns":"100051297428","description":"Much weathered gritstone monolith, probably C10, built in to hammer-dressed stone wall, bearing spiral motif incised into the stone. This extends down the left hand side before running out to the left. This is reminiscent of a Bishop's crozier and may mark an earlier ecclesiastical boundary. It is of similar character to the cross-base in St. Matthew's Churchyard (q.v.) some 200 metres to the north and may be contemporary with it. This would place it in the C10.","listed-building":"1133832"}