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stone shaft of a cross the head of which was probably of wood from the graveyard of Moylagh old church. Co. W Meath
stone shaft of a cross the head of which was probably of wood from the graveyard of Moylagh old church. Co. W Meath
Stone sculptural fragments, Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin City, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Lantern slide of stone fragments, Co. Dublin. Originally catalogued as 'D3 V 24', with label 'Christ Church. Crypt. Daylight'. Depicts an assembly of sculpted stone materials including a headstone, an arch and several architectural features.
Stone row, Shantemon, Co. Cavan, Ireland
Lantern slide of stone row, Co. Cavan. Originally catalogued as "C 2 12", with label "Five Fingers, Shantamon. Co. Cavan". Depicts a male figure next to the standing stones.
Stone row, Shantemon, Co. Cavan, Ireland
Lantern slide of stone row, Co. Cavan. Originally catalogued as "C 2 11", with label "Five Fingers, Shantamon. Co. Cavan". Depicts a male figure next to the standing stones.
Stone projecting from the W gable at sw angle Fennor church Slane. The remains of a very early church probably 7th century. see Trinity
Stone projecting from the W gable at sw angle Fennor church Slane. The remains of a very early church probably 7th century. see Trinity
Stone Panel, Kilteel Church, Kilteel, Co. Kildare
Lantern Slide of a sculptured stone panel depicting Adam and Eve. Originally labelled '28:64' and 'K2 64' with the titleS 'Kiltel Ch: Adam & Eve. 64' and 'Thomas H. Mason, 5-6 Dame St., Dublin C.I.'.
Stone over the entrance passage to New Grange sepulchral chamber Geo: V Du Noyer Sept 1866
Stone over the entrance passage to New Grange sepulchral chamber Geo: V Du Noyer Sept 1866
Stone Moulds for axe? Royal I Academy
Stone Moulds for axe? Royal I Academy
stone moulding for axe.
stone moulding for axe.
Stone mould for axe opened out
Stone mould for axe opened out