A SMALL CRUCIFIXUS IS IN THE CHANCEL ON THE NORTH WALL:- WITH LONG, THIN ARMS AND LEGS, THE FEET NOT YET NAILED WITH ONE NAIL - A SIGN OF A PRE-C13 DATE, AND THE PIECE MAY IN FACT BE AS EARLY AS C10 OR C11. OUTSIDE IN THE SOUTH AISLE WEST WALL ARE SIX FRAGMENTS FROM A CROSS SHAFT WITH INTERLACE DECORATION AND TWO MORE WHICH ARE LESS EASILY EXPLAINED. IN THE WEST FACE OF THE TOWER A HEAD; AND HIGHER UP, A SMALL SKITTLE-LIKE FIGURE. OTHER SCULPTURAL PIECES INCLUDE A SMALL FRAGMENT FROM WHAT MAY BE A HIGHLY DECORATED WHEEL CROSS, AND A NUMBER OF FRAGMENTS FROM A LARGE GRAVE-COVER. {1}{2}{3}{5}{6}~ FOR A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CROSS SHAFT FRAGMENTS SEE DAVIES. {4}~