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Historical Archive: Grave markers and Cenotaphs, 5th century to about 1350

grave stone of Meteriola from Remagen, trachyte volcanic stone, 5th c., RLM 8411	grave stone of Pauta from Liebfrauenkirche, Worms: Chrismon, birds, branches; limestone, 5th to 6th c., LMM S3021. For details see LMM.	Early Christian funerary inscriptions, marble, bottom panel dated 483, Vat	grave stone of Rignedrudis from the cemetery of Vochem in Brühl, limestone, 6th c., RLM 24453. For details see RLM.	grave stone of Panto from Lahnstrasse 18, Mainz, prob. from St. Theonest, limestone, 6th to 7th c., LMM S3020
grave marker of Gundebebius, marble, 6th-7th c., from Visigothic Santiponce (Spain), BM OA.9295. For detail see BM.	grave stone with crosses, limestone, 7th c., LMM S3030	grave marker of Irene, limestone, 7th c. Fayum, Egypt, KM 0000.02.5920. For a detail see Kelsey Museum.	limestone gravestone with menorah and shofar, 8th-9th c. Taman (near Crimea), Hermitage Ѡ-1524. For oblique view see Hermitage.	grave marker from under York Minster, early 8th c., Yorkshire Museum
reconstructed cist grave, poss. 9th c., in Hildesheim Cathedral, which has its own interior page with other views	Syriac funerary inscription with Christian prayer for Maria, dated 860, Vat	runic stone of Gorm, c.936-58, Jelling stones, which have their own page	Jelling Stone c.965-70, which has its own page	grave stone of Dietrich with Old High German inscription, c.1000, Bingen, LMM S3089. For details see LMM.
Widow Mathildis, 11th c., sandstone, HildMus G3. For other views see Hildesheim funerary monuments.	Cuman figures, sandstone, 11th-13th c., SMB MVFg IIId 9031/1-4, which have their own page	gravestone fr. St Paul's, limestone, early 11th c., MoL 4075, which has its own page	Bernward tomb slab, prob. 1022, poss. 1150 or 1194, crypt St. Michael's, Hildesheim, which has its own pages	Priest Bodo, sandstone, 1st half of 11th c., HildMus G2. For inscription see Hildesheim funerary monuments.
Provost Gottschalk, d. 1013, sandstone, HildMus G1. For inscription see Hildesheim funerary monuments.	grave stone of Moses son of Daniel, sandstone, 1094-95,LMM S1110. For full stone see LMM.	Bishop Udo (reg. 1079-1114, d. 1114), sandstone, HildMus G4. For other views see Hildesheim funerary monuments.	Dean Hermannus, sarcophagus lid, sandstone, mid-12th c., HildMus G5. For details see Hildesheim funerary monuments.	Queen Fredegunda (d.586) from Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 1160s, stone fragments and copper strips, Saint-Denis basilica. This work has its own page.
grave stone of Meschullam son of Kalonymos, sandstone, 1171, LMM S1112. For full stone see LMM.	Bishop Adelog (d.1190), sandstone, HildMus G6. For other views see Hildesheim funerary monuments.	Canon/Cellarer Bruno, d.1197-1200, sandstone. For view on wall see Hildesheim funerary monuments.	shrine of St. Elizabeth, 13th c., in situ: Elizabethkirche, Marburg. For detail see Marburg.	living cross, 13th c. limestone stele fr. Crimea Chersonesus, Hermitage Х-1057. For oblique view see Hermitage.
tomb of St. Cuthbert, eastern transept 1242-90, Durham Cathedral, which has its own pages	Dagobert (c.603-39), prob. 1250s with restorations, Saint-Denis basilica. This work has its own page.	Archbishop Walter de Gray tomb (d. 1255), Purbeck marble (limestone), York Minster (in situ). This object has its own page.	Philippe de France (Philippe Dagobert, d.1235), c.1260, from Abbey of Royaumont, Saint-Denis basilica. For details see Saint-Denis Funerary Memorials.	Bishop Otto I (reg. 1260-1279), brass, HildMus G8. For details see Hildesheim funerary monuments.
Queen, poss. Marie de Brienne (d.1280) from Abbey of Maubuisson, black limestone, Saint-Denis basilica. For dragons see Saint-Denis Funerary Memorials.	Blanche de Champagne from la Joie-Notre-Dame, Hennebont (Morbihan), copper on walnut, Limoges 1286-early 14th c., Louvre OA 2082. For details see Louvre.	effigy of Bishop Bernward, under Abbot Heinrich Westerhausen 1298-1354, St. Michael's, Hildesheim, which has its own pages with other views	Hebrew grave stone from Cologne, 14th c., RLM	effigy of Clémence of Hungary, marble, first third of the 14th c., Saint-Denis. This work has its own page.
1302 inscription: sarcophagus of Beatrice of Lorraine moved into the church, ext. Pisa cathedral, which has its own pages	funerary plaque: Guy de Meyos kneeling before St Louis, found at Civray (Vienne), Limoges 1307, Louvre OA 7495	Tomb of Emperor Henry VII of Luxembourg, Tino da Camaino 1313-15, int. Pisa cathedral, which has its own pages with detail	Jean I le Posthume (15-20 November, 1316), marble. This work has its own page.	prince of Lusignan dynasty, marble prob from funerary marker, Cyprus c.1325-50, Louvre R.F. 1219. For a detail see Louvre.
Charles of Anjou (1227-85), marble monument 1326, Saint-Denis basilica. This work has its own page.	Louis X (le Hutin, the Quarreler, the Headstrong, the Stubborn; 1289-1316), marble, bef. 1327, Saint-Denis basilica. For details see Saint-Denis Funerary Memorials.	Hermann Bredebake, d. 1339, sandstone, HildMus G9	Jeanne de France (1311-49), marble, Saint-Denis basilica. This work has its own page.