Volume 7: South West England
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Current Display: Bowden, Devon 
Overview
Object type: Lost inscribed pillar-stone
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Plate numbers in printed volume:
Corpus volume reference: Vol 7 p. 245
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Present Location
Evidence for Discovery
Church Dedication
Present Condition
Description
Discussion
Appendix H item (British inscribed stones in Devon and Somerset).
Lost inscribed pillar-stone, probably of Okasha's Category 1a. Apparently, to judge from the illustration in Gough (1806, I, 51), an uncarved boulder with a vertically set Latin-letter inscription.
Date
References
Okasha 1993, 76–8, no. 5, fig. II.5; Thomas 1994, 281, 330, no. 1210, fig. 17.3; Sims-Williams 2003, 63, 224, 366, 384, no. 1210/Ok5; CISP no. BOWDN/1
Endnotes
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