The findspot of an early cross-slab found in 1913 at Ballamooar, Kirk Patrick, by Mr F.S. Graves, who presented it to the Manx Museum.  It was found near a wall about a quarter of a mile from the site of a keeill at the head of Ballaquayle Glen, from which it may have originated. The stone is broken and badly weathered and bears an incised eight-rayed figure within an outer ring, probably representing a form of Chi-Rho monogram.