Stone Slab

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Posted by LeslieB

17 years ago

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Description Buried in our yard was a large cement block carved in the shape of a headstone. It is an upside down T shape that is about 2 feet across on the bottom, about 8 inches thick, and about 1 foot across on the top. On the front is holes that look like they may have been for a plaque. On the back is about 8 off white inlays that have "Darlington" 'Staso" "Total' and " 3 21 62" embossed in them. I am very curious if anyone knows what this could be or if I should re-bury it and say a prayer!

Category Other

Medium cement and slate

Distinguishing marks staso/ darlington/3 21 62

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item 2 feet x 1 1/2 feet stone slab in the shape of a headstone

Weight 90 lbs

History My sons metal detector went off at the bottom of our property. He dug up a very large cement headstone looking thing.

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