Andreas Church Cross Slab
A medieval cross slab recorded at Andreas parish church.
Isle of Man · rebuilt from evidence
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The inherited 473-row catalogue was withdrawn after audit. Unsupported targeting claims and coordinates are not carried into this curated map. Old URLs either redirect to an exact verified replacement or remain as noindex review notices.
Counts describe this curated release, not the retired catalogue.
18 sensitive locations are deliberately withheld; 1 further record has no defensible public survey footprint.
A cross-section of public heritage, discoveries, wrecks and survey work.
A medieval cross slab recorded at Andreas parish church.
A Hiberno-Norse silver coin hoard found near Ballaberna in 1834.
Afton is an IOMHER-recorded maritime casualty dated 18 October 1896.
The Round Mounds project used GPR at the Archallagan cairns in September 2016.
A silver armlet and neck-rings found during marl digging at Ballacamaish in 1868.
A hoard of 237 silver coins found in Lonan in 1786, probably dominated by Hiberno-Norse pennies; the coins are lost and the precise findspot remains unknown.
Ground-penetrating radar
We found 9 curated records involving GPR. The research page separates archaeological work from planning, engineering and geology, and separates GPR from magnetometry, resistance and LiDAR.
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