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working as a symbolic conjoining of the cultures. Leeds Cross can be seen as an important transition between both the cultures and not as an imitative sculptures of Anglo-Saxon tradition. This being backed up with the few written records that remain as well as similar sculptures within the area made during the time period. Despite modern reconstruction and erosion not aiding in the identification of the iconography and the sculpture's original purposes, theories proposed by scholars such as Halstead and Lang conclude that the noble-like visages

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