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English: Carved detail on the Easby Cross from Easby Abbey in Yorkshire. Carved in Sandstone during the early ninth century. Now on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in West London (Museum number A 88-1930).
Date 20 October 2017 (according to Exif data)
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Author Ethan Doyle White

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2017-11-11 16:44 2637×4754× (7034210 bytes) Ethan Doyle White {{Keep local|}} {{Information |Description = {{en|1=Carved detail on the [[Easby Cross]] from [[Easby Abbey]] in [[Yorkshire]]. Carved in Sandstone during the early ninth century. Now on display at the [[Victoria and Albert Museum]] in [[West London...

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