Govan Stones

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Govan Stones is a renowned collection of early medieval carved stones and Viking-age sculpture displayed in Govan, Scotland.

All labels observed (3)

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Govan Stones canonical 4
Govan Sarcophagus 1
Govan Stones collection 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological heritage site
collection of carved stones
tourist attraction
associatedWith Govan Old Parish Church
Kingdom of Strathclyde
collectionType Viking-age sculpture
early medieval carved stones
country United Kingdom
culturalContext Gaelic
Norse
Pictish
displayedAt Govan Old Parish Church
hasConservationStatus protected heritage collection
hasEducationalUse school visits
university fieldwork
hasFeature cross carvings
interlace ornament
zoomorphic decoration
hasLanguageInscription Latin
hasTheme Norse influence in the Clyde region
early medieval Christianity in Scotland
heritagePeriod Viking Age
early medieval period
locatedIn Glasgow
Govan
Scotland
locatedNear River Clyde
managedBy Govan Heritage Trust
material stone
notableFor carved cross-slabs
hogback stones
medieval Christian iconography
recumbent grave slabs
openToPublic true
region River Clyde
surface form: River Clyde valley
religiousAffiliation Christianity
significance important evidence for early medieval kingdom of Strathclyde
subjectOf archaeological research
art-historical studies
heritage interpretation projects
timeSpan circa 10th century
circa 11th century
circa 9th century
tourismCategory cultural tourism
heritage tourism

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Govan hasLandmark Govan Stones
Govan Old Parish Church knownFor Govan Stones
this entity surface form: Govan Stones collection
Govan Old Parish Church hasPart Govan Stones
this entity surface form: Govan Sarcophagus
Govan district of Glasgow contains Govan Stones
subject surface form: Govan
Govan district of Glasgow hasLandmark Govan Stones
subject surface form: Govan