Wroxeter, St Andrew's Church Photo, Mercian cross shaft
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A four foot long section of an 8th or 9th century Mercian cross shaft is embedded in the wall of St Andrew's church. The shaft is wonderfully caved with interlacing vine decoration, and part of what appears to be an animal like a giraffe
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