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Cathedral Triptych A Wall section of built-up Byzantine over earlier Roman strata, c. 1240 CE/101CE. 68 x 160 cm (27 x 63") |
Cathedral Triptych B Adjoined middle section with marble, mosaic & bronze details, c. 1240 CE/101CE. 68 x 165 cm (27 x 65") |
Cathedral Triptych C Last adjoined section with Roman waveform details in marble, c. 1240 CE/101CE. 68 x 170 cm (27 x 67") |
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Fresco Map Fresco map, painted after Dionysius, c. 1240 CE. 122 x 89 cm (48 x 35") 
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Dolerite Standing Stone Celtic-style plaited design standing stone, c. 2800 BCE. 73 x 170 cm (29 x 67") |
Queen Sarah & the Artisan Fresco and remains of a stone border from the east wall of the Great Hall. 985 CE. 105 x 210 cm (39 x 83") |
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Arched Door Fragment Fragment of exterior door section with keystone and carved relief, c. 980 CE. 114 x 128 cm (45 x 50.5") |
Mirifica Wall section and marble script from the King's bedchambers, c. 800 CE. 96 x 98 cm (38 x 60.5") |
Misericord Sculpted misericord from the cathedral's choir at the Castle Tîrgu, 1002 CE. 30 x 23 cm (12 x 9"). |
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The Touch of Kupris Fragment from the famed Greek frieze, 434-430 BCE. 34 x 48 cm (13 x 19")
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Niche of Saint Eudoxov Originally located in the apse of the cathedral, c. 850 CE. 113 x 129 cm (51 x 44.5") |
Res Ipsa [Lo]quitor Small marble fragments on bronze pedestals, 94 CE. 13 x 25 cm (5 x 9") each |
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Standing Stone Celtic stone with ogham writing, possible gift from ancient group, c. 3500 BCE. 076 x 167 cm (30 x 66")
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King Mendax The Return of King Mendax from the Crusades, c. 1240 CE. 240 x 160 cm (94 x 63").
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Weeping Stag Tiled section with ancient Greek obelisk (610 BCE) and shield fragment, c. 820 CE. 89 x 134 cm (35 x 53") |
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Tîrgu Septe Cathedral wall sections, uncovered in the narthex, c. 820 CE. 152 x 180 cm (60 x 69") |
