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Corpus volume reference: Vol 6 p. 292
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Fragment in exterior east wall of chancel, with panel of incised diminishing rectangles enclosing central saltire crosslet(s). Identified as 'one arm of an early cross-head' (Page, W. 1914); possibly part of Romanesque lintel (cf. Gethyn-Jones 1979, pl. 13d) or grave-marker.
Appendix B item (stones wrongly associated with pre-Conquest period). [1]
[1] All these entries are by D.C., except where noted.
[2] The village is known as Kirby Hill, but the parish name is used here to avoid confusion with Kirby Hill near Boroughbridge (see above, p. 129).
