East face

Ullard

Standing about 4 metres tall at the rear of the church is a badly weathered High Cross. This granite cross consists of three fragments joined together. The remaining sections of the shaft are joined together by a modern piece of concrete. The East face, pictured left, is so badly weathered that you need good light conditions to view the iconography.

The East side of the base, shown below had interlace and spirals carved in a number of panels, two panels were the width of the base with three smaller panels below them. The remaining section of the shaft is joined to the head by a modern piece of concrete. At the bottom of the shaft are six of the apostles, presumably the other apostles were carved on the missing section. The top of the shaft has a panel with Adam and Eve representing the fall of man.