This small slab was found in use as a lintel over a door in an outbuilding belonging to the rectory in 1886. It is broken along its length but is otherwise almost complete. Both faces show a long-shafted cross without circle. On one face only the outline of a cross can be traced; this is shorter than on the other side, and terminates in a stepped pedestal. The other face shows more of the outline of a cross, bearing the ghost of an interlace pattern, almost certainly ring-chain, on the shaft and traces of a plait in the panel to the right. The surviving part of one edge bears an incomplete runic inscription which translates as, '...erected this cross in memory of...'.