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Monument Number 13604

Hob Uid: 13604
Location :
Cumbria
Eden
Crackenthorpe
Grid Ref : NY6622021800
Summary : Two Roman altars were found, not in situ, probably from Kirkby Thore Fort.
More information : (NY 6622 2180) Sandstone altar, 15" x 30" built into the
north-east end of Crackenthorpe Hall, on the right or west side of
the Machell coat-of-arms. Most of the text has weathered away, but
line 3 reads:- VSLM - u(otum) s(oluit) l(ibens) m(erito). (1)

The coat of arms and two Roman altars, of which the above is one,
were prob. built in by Hugh Machell and his brother Thomas Machell,
the antiquary, in 1685; presumably the altars came from Kirkby Thore
fort (See NY 62 NW 5).
The altar on the left or east side has no extant lettering. (2)

Sources :
Source Number : 1
Source :
Source details : (R P Wright)
Page(s) : 104
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) : 44 - 1954
Source Number : 1a
Source :
Source details :
Page(s) : 72
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) : 1926
Source Number : 2
Source :
Source details : no 766
Page(s) : 259
Figs. :
Plates :
Vol(s) : 1965

Monument Types:
Monument Period Name : Roman
Display Date : Roman
Monument End Date :
Monument Start Date :
Monument Type : Altar
Evidence : Find

Components and Objects:
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External Cross Reference Source : National Monuments Record Number
External Cross Reference Number : NY 62 SE 3
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