Volume 8: Western Yorkshire

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Overview
Present Location
In situ in the foundations of the chancel wall
Evidence for Discovery
Collingwood (1915a, 209) stated that 'part of a limestone hogback' was found in 1914 by S. Kitson 'in the remains of the early church', reused 'as a foundation or footing stone in the centre of the east wall of the chancel'. It was left in situ and no photograph was taken.
Church Dedication
Present Condition
Unobtainable
Description
Discussion

Appendix C (Lost stones for which no illustration has survived)

Apart from the fact that the object was incomplete, no description of this piece survives.

Date
Uncertain, possibly tenth century
References
Collingwood 1915a, 209; Lang 1967, 97; Lang 1984, 88, 144
Endnotes
None

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