[1] It was discovered in c. 1850 within the wall of the graveyard, from where it was moved to its current location.
[2] The stone is thought to date from the 7th century and is made of granite, standing 1.00m high, 0.64m wide and 0.51m deep.
[2] It carries an incised image of a bird above a notched rectangle and Z-rod.
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