Sandbach Crosses

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The Sandbach Crosses are a pair of elaborately carved Anglo-Saxon stone crosses in Cheshire, England, renowned for their early medieval Christian artwork and historical significance.

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Sandbach Crosses canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Saxon stone crosses
Grade I listed structure
scheduled monument
approximateDate 8th century
artStyle Anglo-Saxon art NERFINISHED
Insular art NERFINISHED
associatedWith Kingdom of Mercia NERFINISHED
early English Christianity
builtFor Christian worship
carvedWith figure panels
geometric patterns
interlace ornament
category Anglo-Saxon monuments in England
Archaeological sites in Cheshire
Stone crosses in the United Kingdom
conservationStatus protected under UK law
country England
culture Anglo-Saxon
depicts Christian iconography NERFINISHED
biblical scenes
figural reliefs
era early medieval period
function public monument
religious monument
hasPart north cross NERFINISHED
south cross NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade I listed
scheduled monument
locatedAt Sandbach Market Square NERFINISHED
locatedIn Cheshire
England
Sandbach town centre
United Kingdom
historic county of Cheshire
location Sandbach NERFINISHED
material sandstone
notableFor early medieval Christian artwork
elaborate stone carving
historical significance
ownership public ownership
publicAccess yes
religion Christianity
setting urban market square
significance important example of early medieval Christian sculpture in England
key monument for the study of Anglo-Saxon stone carving
major landmark of Sandbach
touristAttraction yes

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Sandbach hasFeature Sandbach Crosses
Sandbach hasListedBuilding Sandbach Crosses