Keeill Pharic, Ballafreer nr. Marown

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INFORMATION

FontID: 05544KEE
Church/Chapel: Keeill Pharic
Country Name: England
Location: Isle of Man, Isle of Man
Directions to Site: Located near Marown
Font Location in Church: [unknown]
Century and Period: 6th - 7th century, Early Christian
Noted in Oliver (1868) as one of a group of "rude stone vessels called 'fonts'", found in the 'Keills', a type of ecclesiastical building introduced in the middle of the 6th century in the Isle of Man. The object may or may not have been a baptismal font.

MEDIUM AND MEASUREMENTS

Material: stone
Font Shape: other
Basin Interior Shape: other
Basin Exterior Shape: other

REFERENCES

Oliver, J.R., Antiquitates Manniae, or a collection of memoirs on the antiquities of the Isle of Man, London: Printed for the Manx Society, 1868