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Carving of the Tree Trinity of Min, Egypt, (drawing).

Carved cross in garden.

Inscribed Cross.

Unidentified cross in field.

Carved cross in unknown churchyard.

Carved cross in field.

Carved celtic cross outside unidentified church wall.

Carved cross outside unidentified church wall.

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Grid reference: SW 6746 3974.
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Wendron Cross.
A wheel-headed cross found in 1939, believed to be a boundary marker, now set up in Wendron church yard.

Grid reference: SW 6787 3105

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Wendron Cross.
Medieval cross.
Exact location needs to be checked on site, either in the churchyard of in the cemetery opposite to the church.

Grid reference, SW6787 3104

Further information, Historic Environment Record,…

Trenethick Cross.
A medieval cross, discovered in 1886 in use as a paving stone in the farm stable. ow in the garden of Trenethick.

Grid reference, SW6683 2909

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Lelant Cross. Medieval. A wheel headed cross now standing in the centre of Lelant churchyard to the west of the church.
Grid reference, SW 6683 2909
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Mylor Cross. In the churchyard in Mylor Church Town, near Falmouth.
The Historic Environment Record records various options on its age, from being a re-used Bronze Age menhir to early medieval, pre-conquest or medieval.

The photo dates from…

Mylor Cross.
There are various opinions as to the date of this cross from a re-used Bronze Age menhir to early medieval / medieval.

The photograph dates from the 1950's/early 1960's, going by the clothing.

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Mylor Cross.
Opinions as to date vary, from a re-used Bronze Age menhir to early medieval / medieval. Costume dates the photo to 1950's / early 1960's.
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Mylor Cross.
Opinions as to date vary from a re-used Bronze Age menhir to early medieval or medieval. The actual photo dates from 1950's/early 60's, going by costume in other photos in the series.

Grid reference, SW82023523

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